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This third installment of #TheRegencyVowsSeries is my favorite! I had so much laugh-out-loud fun reading this one! Emily and Julian‘s marriage of convenience starts off amicable but without any ardor… as part of their bargain. Naturally, feelings are caught and it‘s a fun ride. I‘m enjoying binging this series and looking forward to seeing where it goes next… and to see if Waters‘ penchant for heroes with J-names and daddy issues persists!

Characters in this series have grown on and I really loved friendship in this book. Main characters from all the books are close friends and I would have loved to see even more of that!

This was really decent regency romance and again we got some furious scenes with the ton.

I really loved the writing: it was fun and couple times made me laugh out loud.

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So cute! A great 3rd installment in the series, I just want 1 more-Sophie and West‘s story 😍#BookspinBingo @TheAromaofBooks

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Cute book. I enjoyed To Love and to Loathe more, but this story was cute. I was not a fan of the male narrator. 🎧⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is a pretty light pick - it's a very low key book! It's gently charming. Nothing groundbreaking, but I liked it enough to check out the previous books in the series sometime.

Marriage of Convenience trope.

An okay read, but the first two books in the series were better.

There's little to no character development. Julian is supposed to be treating Emily like an adult, which he is not. Emily is supposed to grow a backbone, which only happens close to the end of the book, and only because her mother criticises Emily's pet AND Julian speaks up on Emily's behalf. 🙄🙄🙄

So cute! This is my current fave of this series; Lady Emily is fairly normal and getting a chance to be the real her. Lord Julian is slightly slow, because he‘s a guy, but not too stubborn. And no crazy scenarios. Not in the series please!