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Forget suitable—she's going for unforgettable.
Miss Rebecca Hawkins has a profound aversion to the mundane. Boring balls? No, thank you. Snooze-worthy suitors? Absolutely not.
Rebecca's antidote? A secret list. One that's thrilling, slightly scandalous, and utterly unsuitable for a young lady of her standing. It’s a list that promises excitement and, potentially, a bit of ruin—exactly what she needs to avoid a fate of predictable boredom.
Enter through the window: one American rogue.
Zachary Caswell, decidedly not a member of the English high society—and not interested in becoming one—finds himself entangled in a quest that’s far from anything he’d planned. After a prized family heirloom is stolen, Zach's hunt for the thief leads him through an unexpected window…and straight into Rebecca's thrilling world.
When love enters through the window, convention goes out the door.
Captivated by Rebecca’s audacity, Zach becomes her unlikely accomplice in adventures that tick off her list one daring escapade at a time. As they delve deeper into the thrill of the chase, Zach begins to realize that the greatest theft might just be happening right under his nose—Rebecca is stealing his heart.
Suddenly, returning to America loses its appeal. Suddenly, every ticked box brings him closer to a dilemma he never anticipated: choosing between his past and the unexpected promise of a future with Miss Hawkins. Maybe, just maybe, boring has never been an option.
Sometimes, the right kind of trouble finds you.
BREE WOLF is a USA Today bestselling author and award-winning word wizard, who is rarely seen without a book in hand or fingers glued to the keyboard.
A lovely slow paced and heart felt romance, great connection between Rebecca and Zachary. They are definitely a great match and make their way to a wonderful happy ending.
I love the characters in this book! Miss Becca Hawkins is strong, willful and determined. When her uncle determines to have her married to "Lord Tedious", she makes a list of things she truly wants to do in her life. When she meets Lord Pembroke, cousin to her best friend Eugenie, she asks him to help her complete her list. WONDERFUL!
Oh, how I remember Miss Rebecca Hawkins and the antics she got up to in "How to Tame a Beastly Lord" and what she gets up to in her own story!
This time what went on in that previous story is told from her point of view as well as her own beautiful romance.
As the title hints to someone climbing into a Lady's Tower, I think I can safely say at there is much climbing in and out of upstairs windows in this new story.
Bree Wolf has outdone herself with this tale. I found it full of very amusing sections, parts where I thought that I could easily fall in love with the Hero, (move over 'Becca'), and loving the 'one-step-ahead-ness' that Rebecca always seemed to be in.
I loved the way that Zach really had to keep the brakes on sexually as far as Becca was concerned and that he really did. What that poor man went through!
This is a book not to be missed and I hope you find it as enjoyable as I did.
The Earl has taken tumble from his horse.
This sets every thing on end, he has no idea who Catherine his wife happens to be.
This leads to some difficulties and a laugh or two.
Thankfully Christine comes up with plan to save her sisters marriage.
Will the Earl fall in love again. ?
Please read this book by Bree Wolf, you will not be disappointed.
A fabulours story and a wonderful ending to a superb series which I have enjoyed so very much!
I loved all the sisters, his and hers. They were so mischieveous and plotting. Wonderful wit and humour all the way.
The Duke of Clearford, Samuel and Lady Emma are a team worth reading about and I loved their adventure into love!
I am happy to leave my voluntary review having just finished reading an early copy of this book.
A fabulours story and a wonderful ending to a superb series which I have enjoyed so very much!
I loved all the sisters, his and hers. They were so mischieveous and plotting. Wonderful wit and humour all the way.
The Duke of Clearford, Samuel and Lady Emma are a team worth reading about and I loved their adventure into love!
I am happy to leave my voluntary review having just finished reading an early copy of this book.
Shining light in a dark world, that is what Charlie Lane does. Just as Cora’s writing brings passion to the ladies of the ton, Charlie’s writing brings me such a glow of hope and happiness. This story has so many underlying messages but the greatest of those is hope. Cora has stuffed all hope so deep down that she can no longer believe in its existence. She loses herself in her midnight readings, her scandalous writing as a way to feel wanted, to feel loved but buried deep is that hope to be loved for real. Watching Liam chase his wife clear across the countryside builds a hope in the reader, that they will find their way. Their attraction always held something more but both of them needed to let themselves be free first so they could build a real love not based on perception and obligation, but based on truth and desire. The cat & mouse chase of this story built such a delicious anticipation, the constant interruptions providing a levity to the situation that was funny in its absurdity. How difficult can it be to be alone with one’s wife? Apparently very difficult indeed. The surprise visit of a certain Brute and his mischievous wife was the perfect cherry on top. If anyone could inspire daring, it’s Sarah & Xavier. My grin just about split my cheeks when I realized who they stumbled upon. This story will give you hope that everyone deserves and can find a happy ending of their own.
Another winner from Charlie! Lady Isabella acts as a maid in a hotel, to obtain gossip to assist debutants with avoiding fortune hunters and the like. Fitzhugh sees the "maid" running about his hotel, but finds she doesn't actually work there. He is attracted to her and sees her, as a Dukes sister, as an asset to his business as well. He goes to her brother asking to court her, unbeknownst to Isabella. The attraction between the two is almost instantaneous, but as in all good romances, takes time to cultivate. Definitely recommended!
