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Fallen Angel
383 pages
A sweeping Regency romance where righteous fury melts into scandalous infatuation under the spell of a hidden identity.
What it feels like
This historical romance delivers the delicious, sweeping tension of a classic Regency era love story. The mood is steeped in societal scandal and breathless infatuation, driven by the irresistible pull between a spirited Scottish heroine and a charming scoundrel with a secret. The narrative moves at a brisk, engaging pace, wrapping the reader in a world of waltzes, practiced charms, and the looming threat of a devastating revelation. The prose leans into the dramatic irony of hidden identities, creating a swoony and tension-filled atmosphere where righteous anger is quickly eclipsed by undeniable attraction. It is a perfect escape for readers who delight in the trope of the dashing, disgraced nobleman and the passionate complications of falling for the enemy.
- Mood
- scandalous
- swept-away
- tension-filled
- Tone
- romantic
- dramatic
- playful
- swoony
- Pace
- brisk
- Themes
- hidden identities · scandal and reputation · enemies to lovers tension · irresistible charm · betrayal and forgiveness
- The writing
- Charming and dramatic, leaning into the sweeping romance and societal intrigue of the Regency era.
- The arc
- Moves from righteous indignation to breathless infatuation, culminating in the inevitable collision of love and betrayal.
- Who it's for
- Readers who love classic Regency romances featuring dashing scoundrels, spirited heroines, and the delicious tension of a secret identity.
Content notes
- family scandal
- past infidelity
About the book
If there was one man Madeleina never wanted to lay eyes on, it was the scoundrel who’d seduced her fashionably young stepmother and disgraced her beloved father. The spirited Scottish lass knew his name: Deveryn. Then she met dashing Jason Verney, and as he waltzed her into his strong embrace and plied her with his practiced charms, Madeleina forgot about scandals and betrayals. She was too besotted to ask the young man his full name and too much in love to guess that Jason was really Viscount Deveryn, known to the London ton as The Fallen Angel.
Description from Open Library.
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