"This book is a delightful Regency romp with an enemies-to-lovers theme, rich in historical detail and brimming with sharp dialogue.

I fell in love with Hart & Robin. Robin has a huge heart. He may be a fortune hunter, but he's an honorable one. Hart is short on manners, but his brusqueness hides a weary loneliness.

Hart thinks he's unattractive, but Robin sees beyond Hart's scowling face to Hart's very soul - also his thick thighs and sizeable prick. But mostly his soul.

K.J. Charles writes wonderfully strong female characters. Edwina, Marianne, and Alice are total badasses!

I wouldn't trade them, but they were just a teeny, tiny bit too present in the story, which focused less on romance and more on family, society, and scandal.

Alas, the epilogue was disappointing. It's from Giles' POV and mostly about Giles and Marianne. Hart and Robin were a mere footnote, and I'm not okay with that."