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The following are my thoughts as I read this book. Rosalyn Fernsby� daughter of Jack Fernsby, father death left her family near ruin, has an innocent and one-sided view of life. Alexander Hotchkiss de Lucey� an Earl, guardian of Isabelle, intrigued by Rosalyn after meeting her for the first time. The MCs first meeting is in the unlikeliest of places. The h seems curious about the H but is trying to act as if she is not. The H instantly devised a plan to get access to the h. Ooh I don’t think the h is going to like the decision being made by her older sister. The H made the h an offer she believed to be a dream come true. The h is really really innocent in her thinking. I must retract my previous statement about the h, she has a very vivid imagination. The H really is being despicable right now, of course the h isn’t how I perceived her to be either, LOL. The reasoning of the H is so one-sided. Oh my a big family secret has changed things dramatically. Oops, the H’s actions and beliefs did not have the desired effect. The MCs seem to be going through a great deal of unnecessary stress. LOL the h cannot decide what she wants or desires from the H. I’m tickled because a scene that was just discussed in one my groups is in this book, the h can’t resist the H even though she wants to. Hahaha, the h finally figured out what she wanted and the H was only too happy to oblige, a HEA. This is book two of the Virtue & Vice series, I have not read book one but I am tempted to read it now. Although it’s part of a series, it can easily be read as a standalone. I didn’t like the H in the beginning nor was I overly fond of the h either, but as the story continued I began to slightly change my view point. There is definitely adult language and steamy steam. This book is not for the faint or those who like close door scenes.

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.