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A Perfect Equation

A Perfect Equation 

The Secret Scientists of London, Book #2

by Elizabeth Everett


⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5


Athena’s Retreat, a haven for lady scientists, is in need of some managing assistance when the director decides to take a break and heard north with her husband… she asks her friend and one of the founding members to take on that role while she is gone. Miss Letitia Fenley prefers to stay out of the spotlight since scandal years ago ruined her reputation. Her work as a female mathematician only exacerbates her notoriety, but she will do anything to keep the club that has been her saviour alive… even work along side her nemesis, Lord William Hughes, the Viscount Greycliff.


Greycliff permits his former step-mother to have her club and even steps up to keep the members safe while she is away… but when the club comes between his ambitions and what he believes is his duty to his country, will he be able to reconcile his priorities when the club alters his perceptions?


This was a delightful enemies to lovers tale, that brought our MC’s to lovers very quickly (yippee!!). But at the heart of the story, trust and ambition rules these characters and their decisions. 


Our mathematical dreamer, Letty was a beautiful heroine to watch as she came out of her our self created chrysalis. She absolutely blooms through friendship and unwitting support  she finds from the ladies at the club and from Greycliff when she opens up to them.


Greycliff came in hard and turned out to be a big softy! His teddy bear personality and need to care for those he loves was a great contrast to the other men portrayed in the book and made him worthy of book boyfriend status! 


I had such a fin time enjoying the secondary characters in the book as well. They were so unique and added a lot of fun to the story! 


Though, I did not read the first book in this series, but could this book very easy to step into and enjoy without the background from the first book. Saying that, I am eager to catch up with what I missed and get in more time at Athena’s Retreat with A Lady’s Formula for Love!



A Perfect Equation by Elizabeth Everett is scheduled to release February 15th, 2022.



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




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