How to Cross a Marquess

I was pleasantly surprised by this read! I’d first like to mention that it is a sweet story, with only a few kisses described and everything else is fade to black or heavily glossed over. (Example: she opened to him and moved from maid to wife) I was NOT expecting that. The fact that I enjoyed this......more

"Could anything be more foolish than mooning over a man she’d run away from a few years ago?"Buy This Book on Amazon📖 📚 Series: Yes. Third book of The Way to A Lord's Heart. Can be read as a standalone. 📚 Genre: Historical Romance. 📚 POV: Third person. 📚 Cliffhanger: No. ⚠ Content Warn......more

The Marquis of Chatton and his neighbour Fenella Fairclough have known each other all their lives. They refused to marry each other years ago when their parents demanded it, she ran away to stay with her grandmother in Scotland & he went south to London where he married Arabella. Now Roger is a wido......more

As it is my first read by Mrs Jane Ashford (I know, I say it every day), and the third in a series, the prologue introduced the hero but also the two from the previous installment so I do believe the prologue is adjusted depending the hero but is nearly the same and the Earl of Macklin acts as a sou......more

It’s a little bit hard for me to rate this book, because I’m really struggling with my feelings about the hero of it. Roger, Marquess of Chatton, is a decent enough sort of fellow for the most part, and it also seems plain that in today’s world, he’d be diagnosed on the autism spectrum. Subtlety is......more