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Save:The Scoundrel's Honor is the second book in the Sinful Brides series by Christi Caldwell. The story follows Lady Penelope Tidemore and Ryker Black, a man with a troubled past who owns a gaming hell. When Penelope and Ryker find themselves in a compromising situation, they are forced into a marriage of convenience. Despite their differences, they both strive to make the marriage work, facing challenges and secrets from their pasts. The book blends wicked behavior with an emotionally charged story, focusing on the development of the characters and their evolving relationship.
“Expectations,” Penelope prodded. Annoyance stirred. This meeting was more befitting a girl of eight than a woman of eighteen, nearly nineteen, years. Granted, with the early death of her father, Jona...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Sinful Brides ) - #2
Save:'The Bride Thief' by Jacquie D'Alessandro is a historical romance set in Regency England, focusing on the story of Samantha Briggeham, a young lady who is betrothed against her will. The plot revolves around Samantha's encounter with the infamous Bride Thief, Eric Landsdowne, the Earl of Wesley, who rescues her from an unwanted marriage. The book explores themes of forced marriages, societal expectations, and the growing relationship between Samantha and Eric. Readers appreciate the slow-building romance, the suspenseful elements added by the Bride Thief subplot, and the historical context highlighting the challenges faced by women in the past.
The writing style of Jacquie D'Alessandro is described as effortless and engaging, with a touch of humor and compassion in the characters. The book is praised for its romantic and passionate portrayal of the relationship between Samantha and Eric, as well as for the author's ability to create interesting characters and subplots. Despite some initial reservations, readers find themselves immersed in the love story, enjoying the chemistry between the main characters and the overall old-fashioned romance vibe of the book.
Samantha Briggeham turned from the opened window where the cool night breeze drifted into the drawing room, and faced her beloved but clearly addle-brained father. “I cannot believe you’re suggesting ... - #3
Save:Lady Reckless by Scarlett Scott is a historical romance novel set in London, focusing on the story of Lady Helena Davenport who is desperate to escape an unwanted marriage arranged by her father. Secretly in love with Gabe, the Earl of Huntington, Helena plans to ruin herself to avoid the marriage. Gabe, a proper and honorable man, intervenes to protect Helena from ruin, leading to a series of events that culminate in their unexpected marriage. The plot explores themes of duty, honor, love, and sacrifice, with a mix of deception, rescue, and romance woven into the narrative. The writing style captures the emotional turmoil and yearning between the main characters, creating a compelling and engaging story that keeps readers captivated.
(Also, see 90 recommendations for the series Notorious Ladies of London ) - #4
Save:"The Beast's Bride" in the series "The Bluestocking War" by author Maire Claremont follows the story of Adam, Duke of Blacktower, who vowed to never marry again after losing his young wife and child. Lady Augusta, the oldest daughter of the Earl of Harrowtown, finds herself in financial trouble due to her father's gambling habits. Despite an initial dislike for each other, Adam and Augusta are forced into a compromising situation which leads to a budding romance filled with misunderstandings, duty, and unexpected attractions. The plot unfolds with both characters facing personal traumas, family troubles, and societal expectations, all while navigating their growing feelings for each other in a Regency setting filled with humor, secrets, and love.
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Save:Lady Emily Carroll, known as the Ice Princess due to her shyness, finds herself in a compromising position with Nicholas, the Duke of Manning, leading to a fake engagement that turns into a real and passionate love story. The book explores their developing relationship, filled with genuine admiration and deepening affection, amidst societal pressures and personal secrets. The writing style is described as refreshing for its lack of unnecessary drama and its focus on the evolving love between the characters.
“Oh, Emily, my dear! I cannot believe tomorrow is your wedding day,” Emily’s mother said with a sigh as she ran the silver-backed brush through Emily’s hair. She had dismissed Mary for the evening, sa... - #6
Save:'An Ill-Made Match' in the 'Vawdrey Brothers' series by Alice Coldbreath follows the story of Roland and Eden, who find themselves in a compromising situation leading to an unexpected marriage. Despite initial doubts about their compatibility, the book explores their journey of getting to know each other, navigating scandals, and gradually falling in love. The writing style captures the interactions between the hero and heroine in a natural and convincing manner, bringing to life the medieval setting with attention to detail on aspects like food, clothes, customs, and tourneys.
Roland gazed through his visor at the noble’s box, and saw her straight away. Eden Montmayne. In a sea of fluttering pretty gowns she sat there all in black, like a crow sat among a crowd of doves. Wh...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Vawdrey Brothers ) - #7
Save:In "I'm Only Wicked with You," author Julie Anne Long tells the story of Hugh Cassidy, an American searching for a missing woman in London, who instead finds Lillias Vaughn, a lady who defies conventional behavior. Set at the Grand Palace boardinghouse, the book follows the interactions between Hugh and Lillias, who initially clash but end up in a compromising situation leading to a hasty engagement. The plot unfolds with emotional depth between the main characters, showcasing their journey to understanding and caring for each other, ultimately leading to a satisfying happily ever after. Long's writing style is praised for its dry wit, original plots, rich character development, and swoony romantic moments.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Palace of Rogues ) - #8
Save:Scarlett Scott's 'Her Missing Marquess' in the 'Wicked Husbands' series follows the tumultuous relationship between Jack, Marquess of Needham, and his estranged wife, Nell, Lady Needham. Nell catches Jack in a compromising situation leading to their separation, and the book delves into their journey of love, betrayal, forgiveness, and redemption. The plot revolves around Jack's efforts to prove his innocence and win back Nell's trust, despite her deep-seated doubts and the challenges they face in their relationship. The writing style captures the emotional depth of the characters and their passionate yet complex love story, with steamy encounters adding to the intensity of the narrative.
(Also, see 76 recommendations for the series Wicked Husbands ) - #9
Save:In this second book of the Essex sisters series, Annabel is determined to marry a rich man but ends up in a compromising situation with Ewan, the Earl of Ardmore, a Scottish earl in search of an heiress wife. Despite their initial differences, their courtship involves 10 kisses a day leading to a deeper connection before their relationship is tested on a journey to Scotland. The story combines charming romance, witty characters, and a touch of humor, making it a delightful and engaging read.
In neither case had the Scotsman indicated a particular interest in undertaking such intimate activities with an Essex sister, but his participation was taken for granted. And, naturally, both of thes...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Essex Sisters ) - #10
Save:In "Devil in Spring," part of "The Ravenels" series by Lisa Kleypas, the story follows Pandora, the wildest of the Ravenel sisters, who has no intention of marrying as she dreams of owning her own game-making company. However, a compromising situation leads her down a different path, where she finds herself engaged to Gabriel, Lord St. Vincent. The book explores Pandora's determination to remain independent and her struggles between wanting freedom and love, all set against the backdrop of Victorian England. The writing style captures a blend of witty banter, heated kisses, and tender love scenes, while also delving into historical aspects such as women's entrepreneurship and societal limitations.
And the London Season was barely underway. She would have to endure four months of balls, soirées, concerts, and dinners before Parliament closed and the families of the peerage could return to their ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Ravenels )
