The Importance of Being Wicked (Hardcover)

from addictofromance

The Importance of Being Wicked is the second book in the Millworth Manor series. Victoria Alexander has been one of my favorite author for years, and I have really enjoyed the theme of this latest series of hers. Not my favorite stories from this author, but very enjoyable. The series is based on...

from scoutmomskf

Fun book. Win hires Miranda's company to do repairs on his fire damaged home. He doesn't expect a woman to show up and run the show. He finds her incredibly appealing but also very frustrating. He has pretty firm ideas on where women belong and it isn't a construction site. Miranda is aware of Wi...

from ladypembroke

I thought this book was delightful, and I really enjoyed the repartee between the Winfield and Miranda, especially because of the progressive take on Miranda's "occupation". I did, however, think the whole "how do I know what love is?" trope was a tad overused. Also, as a particular issue of mine...

from ladyofunicorns

I don't like romances normally but this was an entertaining read. I enjoyed the storyline and the setting. There was more to it than a lot of romances I have tried reading. Miranda is very intelligent and I love how she didn't bow down to the men around her, including her brothers. Very strong wo...

from Lavinient

Enjoyed the premise; I like historical romances with women doing unconventional occupations for the time period. In this case our heroine, Lady Miranda Garrett, is an architect, though nobody outside the company knows she's doing this work. The characters were pretty disappointing, though. Winfie...