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Confessions of a Viscount

384 pages

A spirited historical romp where espionage meets a marriage of convenience, blending high-stakes secrets with undeniable romantic tension.

What it feels like

Reading this historical romance feels like a delightful, fast-paced romp through London, where the thrill of espionage collides with the swoon of a fake engagement. The narrative moves at a brisk, adventurous clip, propelled by the dynamic between a charming rogue and a fiercely independent heroine who refuses to conform to proper societal expectations. The mood is spirited and playful, laced with the underlying tension of hidden agendas and dangerous secrets. As their pragmatic arrangement slowly gives way to genuine passion, the emotional texture deepens, offering a satisfying journey from deception to vulnerability. It is a perfect match for readers who devour lighthearted, action-tinged historical romances featuring unconventional ladies, dashing viscounts, and the irresistible trope of a marriage of convenience turning real.

Mood
  • spirited
  • swoony
  • exciting
Tone
  • playful
  • romantic
  • adventurous
  • witty
Pace
brisk
Themes
fake engagement · unconventional women · unexpected love · thrill of the chase
The writing
Lively and engaging, balancing witty banter with the breathless tension of a secret mission.
The arc
Moves from pragmatic deception and thrill-seeking to genuine vulnerability and passionate romance.
Who it's for
Readers who love historical romances featuring spirited, unconventional heroines and charming rogues caught in fake engagements.
Content notes
  • espionage elements

About the book

The Naked Truth... Alistair, Viscount Moncreiffe, must confess: He is thoroughly bored with the proper ladies of the ton. The rogue longs for an adventurous beauty who will make his world more... interesting. So Alistair is delighted when fiery, fearless Charlotte Parnell literally drops into his arms—and he's quick to tender a marriage proposal when they are discovered in this scandalous position.Better a Spy Than a Bride... Charlotte wishes to continue spying for the Crown alongside her brother, who thinks she should marry instead. Now she's determined to solve a most important and dangerous case before he does. But a misstep on a London rooftop has landed her in Viscount Moncreiffe's embrace—and she is intrigued by the handsome rake's offer of matrimony. With a fiance by her side, she'll arouse fewer suspicions—and she'll end the engagement once her mission is completed. But will Alistair's disarming passion inspire Charlotte to uncover the most astonishing secret of all: the love hidden deep in her heart?

Description from Open Library.

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