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Release Blitz: Educating Ella (Daddies of the Castle: A Masters of the Castle Anthology) by Katie Douglas


Can their relationship ever survive beyond the castle's walls?
Find out in Educating Ella by Katie Douglas ... AVAILABLE NOW!!

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Welcome back to the Castle.
After almost a year of construction, the Castle looms on the cusp of its grand reopening. The only problem is, it isn’t ready. Something is up with the construction crew Marshall had hired to get them back to full working order. So when, two days before guests are due to arrive, the construction company bails, leaving Marshall with a Castle that is barely functional, he is forced to do the unthinkable. He calls in outside help in the form of any contract laborer who will answer his call.

In addition to Wanting Winona, a full-length story by Maren Smith, eight of the hottest authors have teamed up to bring you seven brand new novellas including:

Educating Ella by Katie Douglas

When mischievous Ella picks up the wrong phone by mistake, she finds herself under the watchful gaze of a stern British billionaire daddy, who intends to teach her how naughty schoolgirls should behave. But how can their relationship ever survive beyond the castle's walls?
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MY REVIEW

Ella needs some time away from her real life. Life after divorce and dealing with her mother's outdated, pretentious views on how she should be living her life. So a trip to the Castle is in order. There she'll get some much needed discipline and order to be restored in her mind. She didn't expect to meet a proper Brit, Idris, set on forging something meaningful with her. Can Ella allow herself something real when her crazy schedule isn't really conducive to a healthy relationship?

I liked Educating Ella, but it just missed the mark a little for me. It wasn't terrible or anything, but it lacked substance and just when I thought Ella and Idris were getting into something with meat, it ended. Probably because this is just a short story meant for an anthology, but it was still too short for me to feel a strong connection between the characters. I did appreciate that Ella is Chinese, and I liked that she stood up to her mother's ridiculously outdated ideas, and I liked Idris what little I got of him, but all in all, this story is too short for me to have gotten to know them well enough. Hopefully more will be coming for these two. If so, I am interested to see where the author takes them.

About Katie Douglas
USA Today and worldwide number 1 bestselling author Katie Douglas is the sort of incorrigible British girl you'd find at St Trinian's. She recently quit her job as a school librarian in China to write steamy romance full-time, and loves reading and writing books filled with steamy alphas with hearts of gold. She prefers cozy diners to fancy restaurants, coffee or whisky to champagne, and sometimes she adults.
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