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Any Rogue Will Do

Any Rogue Will Do


Misfits of Mayfair, Book 1

by Bethany Bennett


⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5


She broke his heart, he ruined her reputation… years later, can these two come together and repair both of them?


Ethan, Lord Amesbury, wasn’t raised for a life in the ton, and now that he has inherited he lives on the outside of the toning resents those you shun his humble beings… Lady Charlotte was one of those. She and her father spurred his suit years ago and he hasn’t looked back. So why has a chance encounter have him thinking about her constantly and wanting the repair the damage he did to her reputation after she refused his suit???


Lady Charlotte had felt a connection to Lord Amesbury from their first dance at a ball, but those feeling were dashed after he failed to show up at he promised time to officially start their courtship, and instead slanders her name! Year later when an accident requires the assistance of the patrons at a roadside inn, she is astounded to find Ethan and have him lead the charge in her rescue attempt!


Reunited, these two black sheep of the ton gang up to lend credibility to Lord Amesbury and find him investors for his new endeavour and stave off an arranged marriage for Lady Charlotte. The easiest solution: a fake engagement!



I really enjoyed this first novel by Bethany Bennett. Her writing had a great flow and I was hooked from the beginning. Charlotte and and Ethan’s characters had a logical development and their relationship followed course. One of my personal highlights form this book was Lady Agatha, Charlottes god-mother. She was a hoot!


I’m excited to read Cal’s story (Ethan’s BF) int he next instalment in the series!



Any Rogue Will Do  by Bethany Bennett is scheduled to release October 13th, 2020.


Thanks so much to Forever Romance and Grand Central Publishing for gifting me with my review copy. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.



 

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