To Tempt A Scandalous Lord by Liana De la Rosa

 


To Tempt a Scandalous Lord by Liana De la Rosa
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

update 6/11/2021
I really ended up loving this book. It probably helped that the heroine and I share a first name. Lol. I really enjoyed their banter even when they had miscommunications. And that angst was good too. Especially after they'd been married over a week and he'd barely touched her! Even I felt irritated. Once they finally got together and admitted their feelings, after all their drama, I got a little emotional. So good.

Niall Campbell the Marquess of Inverray, hopes to become the next Prime Minister. He's worked so hard to get where he is but the last few months a writer has been publishing scathing articles about him and the other candidate. He wants to find the writer and ruin them.

Lady Alicia Lindsay the dowager Countess Lindsay has been able to write and publish critical political pieces using the skills her late husband taught her. When she meets Lord Inverray, she is surprised to find him charming and willing to listen to her opinions.

When they next meet at a ball they cause a stir with how close they dance together and it gets worse when her brooch gets caught in his jacket and rips her dress. He proposes on the spot in order to save them both from scandal and must now enter a marriage of convenience.

Thanks so much to Entangled, the author, and NetGalley for this ARC to review.
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