Pub. Date - January 26, 2016
4 stars
I was really excited to read this one and was not disappointed at all. Two years prior, Venetia was forced into exile after publicly stilling her drunken, philandering fiancé. She returns to London when news of her younger season's attachment to the disreputable Earl of Traherne. She decides to catch him at his exploits at a gaming club but instead becomes embroiled in his life as someone tries to assassinate him. It starts slow and the heroine is a bit grating at first... but as the two are forced into a marriage of convenience the sparks begin to fly and both are forced to learn to trust one another. Venetia is feisty and courageous while Quinn is genuinely charming and overall a pretty great guy. I liked the side suspense as they try to figure out who is trying to kill Quinn and I think it added a level of danger to the story. I really ended up liking these characters and found the whole book entirely enjoyable. I received this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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