When the Marquess Falls by Lorraine Heath

He’d known his being abandoned at the altar would be cause for gossip, that he would be considered weak and inadequate, but he didn’t much give a damn. It was the reason that on the morning he was to be married, he had encouraged his bride to seek out her heart’s desire. He’d known that attending this holiday gathering at the Duke and Duchess of Keswick’s new country manor would be unpleasant, but then he was not in the habit of shying away from the distasteful. Standing alone beside a window a short distance away from the midst of the gaiety, Alistair Wakefield, the Marquess of Chetwyn, slowly sipped the Scotch that he had pilfered from his host’s library on his way to the grand salon. Early Review of When the Marquess Falls (Hellions.Dangerous Games (O’Connor & Kincaid #1) by Tess Di.Early Review of Million Dollar Cowboy (Cupid, Texa.Early Review of You May Kiss the Bride (The Penhal.Caraval (Caraval #1) by Stephanie Garber.People may inquire as to why you looked flustered and flushed.This one was definitely worth reading. You should use extreme caution when reading a book with this rating in public. On the Lisarenee Romance Rating Scale, this one earned a STEAM rating-too hot for a fan, but you still have a handle on things. Heath still managed to put a lot of heat into the story. Heath announced she had this one in the works that I wanted to read it. I'm so glad the author decided to write it, and knew from the moment Ms. It had high points and lows which made for a very emotional read. As I stated before, this was a bittersweet unconventional romance that tugged at my heartstrings. Overall, I gave this one 4 out of 5 roses. I still feel he was a bit underhanded, but I now understand where he was coming from. It gave the reader a unique perspective of the Marquess of Marsden and made me more sympathetic to his actions in the previous novel. The story of Linnie and George was short and sweet without any big surprises, but I thoroughly enjoyed it none the less. I love finally seeing the love behind what others deemed in The Viscount and the Vixen as being madness.

I found it very interesting that both George and his future son, Killian, have decidedly different views on marriage each being influenced by their own father's choices. Sorry for the vagueness, but I'm trying not to reveal any spoilers. While some may say this one could be read as a standalone, I don't recommend it.The romance is a bit unconventional and you'll like it more if you know the how this story came to be and by reading The Viscount and the Vixen you can do just that. If you haven't read any of the previous books of the series, I recommend you at least read The Viscount and the Vixen first.

When the Marquess Falls by Lorraine Heath