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Outrageous

Outrageous


Rebels of the Ton, Book 2

by Minerva Spencer


⭐⭐⭐⭐/5


Now that is what I call a road trip romance! This book delivered a wild ride with many twists and turns, and I loved every minute of it!


Lady Eva decides that she needs to protect her brother and his new wife from the evil Lord Visel, whom has been after him since his return to London. She decides to kidnap him in order to put an end to all his schemes… and ends up in more trouble than she imagined!


Shortly in to her fist foray into kidnapping the finds out that this isn’t going to turn out in her favour… a young unmarried lady can not spends days alone with a man and expect her reputation to stay intact. Not so thankfully for Eva, Visel announces that the only outcome to this kidnapping will be their marriage and sends them in the direction of Scotland and then the adventure really begins!


This enemies to lovers story brings together two people who would never be together for many reasons and they end up finding a true connection despite it all.


I absolutely loved Eva’s spitfire personality. Lord Visel grew on me throughout the book and his honour bound duty to do right by Eva, even though she had made the mess they were in and they had started off as enemies was endearing.


Overall, this was an historical romance with great characters, action and witty banter to keep you reading!



Outrageous by Minerva Spencer is scheduled to release June 29th, 2021.



I received a complimentary copy of this book from Kensington Books through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.



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