Why a Marauding Marquess is Best
Tammy Andresen
Historical Romance
He’s no woman’s fool…
The Marquess of Hartwell will not be taken in by the Moorish clan and especially not the ridiculous Juliet Moorish. She’s got her head in the clouds which makes her a danger to everyone around her as she sets about hatching little schemes. So what if her auburn hair is so lush and lovely, and he’s begun daydreaming about running his fingers thought the locks? And the pretty pink of her lips, that’s not making his heart beat any faster. No. He’ll ignore her charms and focus on keeping her from destroying his cousin’s life. The only problem, her sweet kisses might just ruin his own.
She’ll not let one annoying marquess get in her way…
Juliet has plans. The first is getting her eldest sister, Ophelia, to the alter with a duke. Which shouldn’t be difficult, the two are madly in love. The second is to find her own Prince Charming. She’s picked out the prefect candidate, a viscount no less. Now if she can just keep one meddling Marquess from ruining all her plans, she’ll be set. The only issue is that said marquess keeps popping up at the most unwelcome times. Just when she’s about to tell him how absolutely dreadful he is, he kisses her. And well… it’s quite delightful really. And wrong. She’s already in love…isn’t she?
Does she hate him or love him? Is he all wrong or perfectly right? Because this comedy of romantic errors, it’s enough to make a girl scream in frustration. Or sigh in satisfaction. Perhaps she’ll need to kiss him again to know for certain…
Uncaged Review: This is a faster read, and it kept
me hooked from the first pages, and is a lighthearted
romp. I haven’t read the others in this series, but I
had no issues picking this one up. Juliet is quite the
schemer and planner, and ruins her plans of chasing
another, who really doesn’t have much interest in her.
With the Marquess, Dane, showing up and messing
up her plans.
This is more of the fun side from this author, and it
had me smiling often at the different escapades that
Juliet would go to. For a lighter historical romance,
this one fits the bill. Reviewed by Cyrene
4 1/2 Stars
