Her Wicked Marquess by Stacy Reid

 


This is the second book in the Sinful Wallflowers series.


Her Wicked Marquess by Stacy Reid
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Loved, loved, loved, loved this so much. I went through every emotion reading this one. The beginning was fun/funny, pulling off a prank on the tons mean girl and our couples introduction to each other. Maryann and Nicholas have great banter.

Miss Maryann Fitzwilliam is not the usual lady of the ton. She has an opinion and she's not afraid to give it. This has made finding a husband impossible. Her parents have arranged for her to marry a man almost as old as her father. So she decides to do something sinful to get out of the arrangement.

The next morning when the scandal sheet reports seeing Nicolas Ives climbing out of the chamber windows of a house party, Maryann does something unimaginable. She claims that the bedchamber belonged to her, hoping it is enough to end the unwanted union her family has pushed her into.

The Marquess of Rothbury has intentionally created the wicked reputation he presents to society in order to grow closer to men who hurt someone he loved. When he hears the rumor Maryann is spreading, his plan is to ignore her, even though he is drawn to her. Because the last thing he wants is for his enemies to think he has a weakness.

Thanks so much to Stacy Reid, Entangled, and NetGalley for this ARC to review.

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xo
Alicia

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