The Virgin and the Viscount

First-rate piece. Tilly’s sister is a regular witch and what she said in the last chapter was so cutting. Matilda Brooks is one special lady as you read the book you will understand why I say this. Sullivan is a wonderful hero! This enemies-to-lovers romance was a splendid book. I liked the author's style and the dialogue she wrote, it made the story come alive. This was an excellent book that I am happy to recommend. I did receive a free copy of this book and voluntarily chose to review it.

When Tilly's carriage breaks down, Sullivan comes to her rescue. They're practically family, after all—his brother is married to her sister—so surely there can be no impropriety when a rainstorm forces them to spend the night at an inn. Except there's only one room available…and London's most notorious gossip sees them leave it together. Sullivan is the last man Tilly wants to marry—every word from his mouth infuriates her—but it's the only way to save her reputation. She's even more distressed when, on their wedding day, he forbids her to continue her work with the Ladies of Virtue. Rescuing orphans from a life of crime is the focus of her life, even if it can be dangerous. But Sullivan has his reasons, though he hides them from Tilly. When she learns the truth, can their marriage survive? The chemistry between Tilly and Sullivan is hot, hot, hot. It's clear they belong together, no matter how much the two of them resist the attraction. The plot is brisk, and the writing sparkles with touches of humor. The steamy scenes are well done and include some light power exchange. Thanks, NetGalley, for the ARC I received. This is my honest and voluntary review.