![]() ![]() In this book, both the hero and heroine are noble characters but I still really liked it. This was super fun! I wasn't sure if I would like this as much as book one because I like romances that include one party not being nobility. There was so much happening at the end of this! As Hero's wedding nears, and Griffin's enemies lay plans to end their dreams forever, can two imperfect people find perfect true love?. Yet their near-constant battle of wits soon sparks desire - desire that causes their carefully constructed worlds to come tumbling down. Hero takes an instant dislike to him, and Griffin thinks that Hero, with her charities and faultless manners, is much too impeccable for society, let alone his brother. How he spends his days is a mystery, but all of London knows he engages in the worst sorts of drunken revelry at night. Griffin Remmington, Lord Reading, is far from perfect - and he likes it that way. ![]() True, the Marquis of Mandeville is a trifle dull and has no sense of humor, but that doesn't bother Hero. Lady Hero Batten, the beautiful sister of the Duke of Wakefield, has everything a woman could want, including the perfect fiance. ![]()
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