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An Heiress’s Guide To Deception and Desire by Manda Collins Review


Marvellously witty and undeniably addictive, the second instalment to the bestselling Historical Rom-Com A Lady’s Guide To Mischief and Mayhem didn’t disappoint, I loved every second of it!


It’s 1866 and Caroline Hardcastle has finally found purpose in her life, bringing attention to crimes against women. But her hard earned freedom is jeopardised when her parents offer her an ultimatum—marry into a title…or else.


Caro is sure no gentleman wants spinster journalist for a bride no matter how large her dowry. But when her friend goes missing,her best ally is the nobleman she’d once been betrothed to.


Since suffering devastating heartbreak, Lord Valentine Thorn has avoided marriage entirely. Only now, with his family’s future on the line does he agree to find a bride, with the condition is heart remains unattached. But when his cousin is entangled in the disappearance of an actress, he’s thrown back into contact with the only woman he’s ever wanted to marry.


Inspite of their complicated history, Val and Caro agree to an alliance (vowing to ignore the passion burning between them.) But with danger drawing near can they move on from the past before death does them part?


This was an absolutely addictive and entertaining read and I really enjoyed it. The characters were well written, the period details excellent and the romance phenomenal (Val and Caro were destined for one another) and their flirty banter was utterly entertaining.


I also enjoyed the mystery aspect which cleverly crafted gorgeously suspenseful.


Overall, this wickedly smart and hilariously flirty love child of Bridgerton and Enola Holmes is an absolute must read. I’d definitely recommend to romance and mystery lovers.


Also thanks to Little,Brown Book Group UK and Netgalley for the e-arc.

Rating:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5


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