Daring Miss Danvers: The Wallflower Wedding Series

Vivienne Lorret

May 2014 · Wallflower Wedding Series Book 1 · Sold by Harper Collins

About this ebook

It's all fun and games … until someone falls in love.

Oliver Goswick, Viscount Rathburn, needs money—and soon. With time ticking away and his inheritance held hostage until he's properly wed, Rathburn's slim options point to a single solution: a faux engagement. In need of the perfect bride, he knows of only one candidate: his best friend's wallflower sister. The plan seems flawless, except for one problem … He can't help falling in love with her.

Poised, polished Emma Danvers knows nothing good can come of Rathburn's scheme. Spending the next two months engaged in a mock courtship is not what she'd imagined for her final season. Yet, charmed by his roguish ways and the inexplicable hammering he causes in her heart, she accepts his challenge.

For Emma, keeping the secret seemed easy when it was just a game … But as Rathburn begins to see past her reserved exterior to the passionate woman within, the risk of losing her heart becomes all too real.

Ratings and reviews

Liked it the storyline/plot and the pacing but god Emma just annoyed me she seemed so in denial it made her seem thick headed really!! And that scene when Oliver gets mad at Emma was so out of nowhere! Really it was a sweet romance and the "trouble" is due to miscommunication which is not my favorite set up it was kind of ridiculous. I dont know how many times I rolled my eyes at a scene. Oh and the descriptors lmao my favorite is Mr. Claymore prose about the vicars daughter, butter lol

Why does the description say it's 300 pages and after purchasing the book it turns out to be only 209? I don't like spending money on short books so honesty would be appreciated

Great read. Awesome author. Love the characters. Good storyline. Sad it went so quickly.

About the author

USA Today bestselling author Vivienne Lorret writes fun and steamy Regency historical romances. She lives in the Midwest where she coaxes words out of giant mugs of tea and attempts to jot them down before they can escape.