The Mysterious Governess by Berverley Oakley

This is the second book I've read in the Daughters of Sin series by Beverley Oakley. Lissa is a governess looking towards the aristocracy. Her father is a viscount but her mother was not his wife. He married for his family, but he spends most of his days with his one true love and his other family. The son of the family she works for uses her artistic skills to his advantage, but Lissa is using him to gain access to the aristocracy. She figures the only way she can become something is marry up. The son gets her to do some drawings she doesn't want and mayhem ensues from there. This is where the villain Lord Debenham comes into play. He is in all the novels. Because of her employer's son cruel ways, Lissa meets a Mr. Tunley, but he is employed by Lord Debenham. New problem, Lissa is in love with Mr. Tunley. but he can't marry her because he can't offer her a home. The problems and mayhem continue. This is one book that keeps you on your toes. The story and plot are good, but the endings lack something, but I'm not sure. It could be because these books overlap each other and the endings of all will culminate in the 5th book with Lord Debenham getting his just deserts. I received this book from the eBook Discovery and this is my honest review.