I love this book so much! I like to recommend it to new readers of historical romance.

Evie Dunmore writes fantastically and her research on the historical topics is unprecedented. We have here a class difference book, with an impoverished heroine that gets a scholarship to study in Oxford. She is committed to the women‘s suffrage movement and that‘s how she meets the hero, a stuffy duke that gets in the way of the property amendment act🤩

🧐Starchy starchy duke with a quizzing glass
😶‍🌫️Lady Heroine in disguise: she works in a
seamstress shop but ends up as the duke's nurse (it's a long story but I don't want to spoil it;
🤕Sick-care comfort
This is one of my book exceptions because usually I
don't like the mistress trope but here it's wonderfully
done. The best part is when this duke
that uses his quizzing glass to intimidate everyone
catches feelings🎉🤩 it‘s glorious!

Hello book lovers! My first book review here had to be about my husband Chatham.

This book is the perfect example of how powerful the
writing of Elisa Braden is, she can bring you angst,
together with hilarious moments. And the next you're
running for your fan and fainting couch.
It has only one bed, because they can't afford to buy extra furniture. Did I also say marriage of convenience?

Have you read and loved this masterpiece?!🤩