How to Lose a Lord in 10 Days or Less

from eyes.2c

...must love horses! I well remember the scene in Must Love Dukes where Devon the mad Duke of Thornwood blackmails his now wife Lily, into slipping some herbs to Lord Amberstall's prize horse just before a race, causing havoc. Andrew's horse loses the race, Andrew loses face and reputation before...

from JulieD2

How to Lose a Lord in 10 Days or Less, is the 3rd book in Tricks of the Ton series and I enjoyed it very much. I have read the previous books but it is not necessary to get full understanding and enjoyment from this story. Andrew Clifton, Lord Amberstall had disappeared from society after he was ...

from BillieBook

Rarely do I finish a romance novel and think to myself, "Well, that relationship's doomed." But, that's exactly what I thought when finishing this novel. The heroine's quirkiness will become embarrassing and Andy's uptightness will become controlling when Katie and Andy return to civilization. Wh...

from blodeuedd

You can read this one as a standalone, it works. But yes it is book 3 and we have met them both before. With Katie it was an aha moment. But Andrew I remember well.Oh Andrew. In book 1 I was on the hero and heroine's side, even if they did something bad. Now I realised how bad and really felt for...

from AmberReader

Michels's third and final Tricks of the Ton historical (after Desperately Seeking Suzanna) lures in Regency romance fans with a most unconventional female protagonist. Andrew Clifton, Lord Amberstall, falls from his injured horse, Shadow, and lands on the pottery wheel of Katie Moore, daughter to...