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The Viscount

384 pages

A spirited dash through danger that blossoms into a swoon-worthy romance with a notorious rogue.

What it feels like

Reading this historical romance feels like a breathless carriage ride through the foggy, dangerous streets of London straight into the warm, protective embrace of a notorious rogue. The narrative moves at a brisk, adventurous clip, blending the high stakes of romantic suspense with the deeply satisfying emotional beats of a marriage of convenience. The prose is lively and accessible, focusing heavily on the crackling chemistry and witty banter between a remarkably resilient heroine and a hero whose dangerous reputation masks a fiercely loyal heart. It is an earnest, swoony experience that wraps the reader in a comforting blanket of classic romance tropes. Fans of spirited partnerships and bad boys brought to their knees by capable women will devour this delightful, fast-paced escape.

Mood
  • swoony
  • suspenseful
  • spirited
Tone
  • adventurous
  • romantic
  • earnest
  • playful
Pace
brisk
Themes
marriage of convenience · redeeming the rogue · courage in adversity · unexpected partnership
The writing
Accessible and lively, balancing period-appropriate dialogue with fast-paced romantic suspense.
The arc
Moves from desperate peril and guarded necessity to passionate, trusting devotion.
Who it's for
Fans of classic historical romance who love a capable heroine teaming up with a dangerous, protective rogue.
Content notes
  • abduction
  • confinement
  • peril

About the book

She was a vicar's daughter - and he was the Devil Duquesne. But when Lady Lily Bradshaw found herself in dire straits in a London hellhole, she knew Lord Guy was her last best hope - to save her sanity, safeguard her son and rouse her slumbering passions to a new dawn of desire!

There was something to be said for a woman with a mettlesome spirit...and Lily Bradshaw struck Viscount Guy Duquesne, who courted danger daily, as a kindred soul. Indeed, she'd survived abduction, imprisonment and hot pursuit to appear before him breechclad with a poignant appeal for help - and an irresistible request for his hand...in marriage!

Description from Open Library.

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