Missing something

I've read this story over. Twice. And I swear I'm still missing something! Just can't put my finger on it. I suspect it has to do with gossip and the fact that that scene isn't strong enough.

Tonight--Regency gossip and the famage it can do.
Tomorrow--fixing the blurb. That last line is still really weak.

The young widow Mrs. Alexandria Prescott enjoys her untainted reputation. In private, however, her sexual appetites know no bounds. An encounter with Kane Huntington changes that. Alix finds she can't help herself or her desire to test his notorious reputation and invites him to prove his mettle in her bedroom. They enjoy their pleasurable games until jealousy's green eyes comes between them in the form of the Brent, the young Earl of Rowan.

Unwilling to let themselves be bested in this game of passions, Alix and Kane use Brent as a pawn in their manuevers against each other. However, Brent has other ideas about his future and what--and who--it'll involve. He skillfully turns the tables on them and, despite the scandal, creates an image of the perfect menage. But things never go as planned and when their secret is threatened will the three of them run? Or will they discover a love they've never known.