Devil in Disguise
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Summary
New York Times bestseller Lisa Kleypas returns with an enthralling and steaming romance between a widowed lady and a Scot on the run—who may have connections to one of London's most noble families。
“The devil never tries to make people do the wrong thing by scaring them。 He does it by tempting them。”
Lady Merritt Sterling， a strong-willed young widow who’s running her late husband’s shipping company， knows London society is dying to catch her in a scandal。 So far， she’s been too smart to provide them with one。 But then she meets Keir MacRae， a rough-and-rugged Scottish whisky distiller， and all her sensible plans vanish like smoke。 They couldn’t be more different， but their attraction is powerful， raw and irresistible。
From the moment Keir MacRae arrives in London， he has two goals。 One: don’t fall in love with the dazzling Lady Merritt Sterling。 Two: avoid being killed。
So far， neither of those is going well。
Keir doesn’t know why someone wants him dead until fate reveals his secret connection to one of England’s most powerful families。 His world is thrown into upheaval， and the only one he trusts is Merritt。
Their passion blazes with an intensity Merritt has never known before， making her long for the one thing she can’t have from Keir MacRae: forever。 As danger draws closer， she’ll do whatever it takes to save the man she loves。。。 even knowing he might be the devil in disguise。
“The devil never tries to make people do the wrong thing by scaring them。 He does it by tempting them。”
Lady Merritt Sterling， a strong-willed young widow who’s running her late husband’s shipping company， knows London society is dying to catch her in a scandal。 So far， she’s been too smart to provide them with one。 But then she meets Keir MacRae， a rough-and-rugged Scottish whisky distiller， and all her sensible plans vanish like smoke。 They couldn’t be more different， but their attraction is powerful， raw and irresistible。
From the moment Keir MacRae arrives in London， he has two goals。 One: don’t fall in love with the dazzling Lady Merritt Sterling。 Two: avoid being killed。
So far， neither of those is going well。
Keir doesn’t know why someone wants him dead until fate reveals his secret connection to one of England’s most powerful families。 His world is thrown into upheaval， and the only one he trusts is Merritt。
Their passion blazes with an intensity Merritt has never known before， making her long for the one thing she can’t have from Keir MacRae: forever。 As danger draws closer， she’ll do whatever it takes to save the man she loves。。。 even knowing he might be the devil in disguise。
Reviews
Pamela Gibson
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Not her best， but still a good read with lots of detailed sex scenes。 Her Scot is a lusty fellow。
Laura Krebs Holm
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Imagine my surprise and delight when I got to skip the line for my library hold on “Devil in Disguise” by Queen Lisa。 This is her most recent release， and is the 7th book in the Ravenels series。 📚This features the story of Merritt Sterling， a young window that is running her husband’s shipping company， and Keir MacRae， a Scottish whiskey maker that is moving some cargo using her company。 When these two meet， sparks start flying big time。 Due to Keir’s past， a past he has had little idea about， s Imagine my surprise and delight when I got to skip the line for my library hold on “Devil in Disguise” by Queen Lisa。 This is her most recent release， and is the 7th book in the Ravenels series。 📚This features the story of Merritt Sterling， a young window that is running her husband’s shipping company， and Keir MacRae， a Scottish whiskey maker that is moving some cargo using her company。 When these two meet， sparks start flying big time。 Due to Keir’s past， a past he has had little idea about， someone has put a hit out on him and he has some brushes with death。😱I’ve heard some people don’t love the Insta-love nature of this book， but to be frank， given how crappy things are in the news right now， I really appreciated that aspect of it。 Gimme the warm fuzzies！ 💘It was also great to meet up again with Marcus and Lillian， Evie and Lord St。 Vincent。 I love a good reunion tour！👯♀️🥃Fancy a dram of whiskey？ ☑️⌨️Typewriter keepsake？ ☑️👳🏼♂️Amnesia twist？ ☑️🥵Sex on the beach？ ☑️💗True love？ ☑️☑️☑️ 。。。more
Ashley
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I’m suspending a lot of cynical disbelief here， by rating it 3 stars 🤣
MaryD
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From the first sentence， I was hooked。 Going from a bland， disappointing book to this one was like going from plain white bread to the most delicious pastry confection ever imagined。 The skill with which Ms。 Kleypas writes from all different viewpoints makes the story。（view spoiler）[ That said， I was rather disappointed in the ending。 It seemed as if the author decided that it was time to finish & just cut it off。 （hide spoiler）] From the first sentence， I was hooked。 Going from a bland， disappointing book to this one was like going from plain white bread to the most delicious pastry confection ever imagined。 The skill with which Ms。 Kleypas writes from all different viewpoints makes the story。（view spoiler）[ That said， I was rather disappointed in the ending。 It seemed as if the author decided that it was time to finish & just cut it off。 （hide spoiler）] 。。。more
Janice
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Yay， another Ravenel book。 totally enjoyed this。 As usual， any Lisa Klepas book in on my immediate read pile。 This one didn't disappoint。 But。。。my only mini complaint is the fact that there wasn't much about Merrit's life before。 The story started a little abruptly but was still enjoyable。Can't wait for more。 Yay， another Ravenel book。 totally enjoyed this。 As usual， any Lisa Klepas book in on my immediate read pile。 This one didn't disappoint。 But。。。my only mini complaint is the fact that there wasn't much about Merrit's life before。 The story started a little abruptly but was still enjoyable。Can't wait for more。 。。。more
Maegan H Calamas
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I loved the continuing story of the Wallflowers and Ravenals！ I will read every story Lisa Kleypas has to offer from these characters！
Catherine Anne Gilmour
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A bit of a misfireI love Lisa Kleypas， her books are generally fantastic， as was this one， for the first 90%。 Then it all goes a bit limp。 There's so much crammed into the last 10% of the book， it's like it was finished in a rush because she had to put the kids to bed！ Her books have so much substance， and emotion， this is no exception， but the ending feels really rushed and shallow。 A bit of a misfireI love Lisa Kleypas， her books are generally fantastic， as was this one， for the first 90%。 Then it all goes a bit limp。 There's so much crammed into the last 10% of the book， it's like it was finished in a rush because she had to put the kids to bed！ Her books have so much substance， and emotion， this is no exception， but the ending feels really rushed and shallow。 。。。more
Mary
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Rachel Rogers
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I'd forgotten how much I enjoyed some of Kleypas' earlier books， especially the Wallflower books。 Nice to return to the larger family after several years away （for me）。 I'd forgotten how much I enjoyed some of Kleypas' earlier books， especially the Wallflower books。 Nice to return to the larger family after several years away （for me）。 。。。more
Beanbag Love
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It's all relative。 If this were another romance author I might bump it up to 4 stars， but this is Kleypas and it just felt really thin。 I'm having a hard time figuring out what the problem was。 I liked both leads， the Wallflower inclusion was organic and made sense， it just didn't hit it out of the park。 The insta-love didn't help。 Nor did the setting where they basically did a lot of the same things we've seen others do time and again。 The author's note talked about a bunch of research that Kle It's all relative。 If this were another romance author I might bump it up to 4 stars， but this is Kleypas and it just felt really thin。 I'm having a hard time figuring out what the problem was。 I liked both leads， the Wallflower inclusion was organic and made sense， it just didn't hit it out of the park。 The insta-love didn't help。 Nor did the setting where they basically did a lot of the same things we've seen others do time and again。 The author's note talked about a bunch of research that Kleypas got sucked into， but it didn't come to life on the page like it usually does with her。 The subject matter is actually very interesting， but it just all came off bland， which is just so surprising from this author。 There was a lot going on， and a lot happened to Keir， but it didn't seem to have much impact on either he nor Merritt。 And some things didn't even really make sense。 Like （view spoiler）[the school idea。 What was that？ He doesn't have to live at his estate， he can hire a good steward。 His new in-laws and biological family have lots of contacts that could get him set up。 He can live his life most of the time in Islay if he wants to。 Why turn the estate into a school？ And he doesn't want to live there because his mother was unhappy there？ He didn't even know her and， as I said， he doesn't have to live there。 But he and Merritt seem to be making plans to run a school when they both have businesses already。 And what about Duffy being a teacher of all things？ Now that was just as convenient as the old viscount dying suddenly。 I was also a little disappointed in the reaction of Westcliff and Lillian。 Not a stitch of discomfort from her parents that she's shagging this guy they've never met？ Maybe not in this day and age， but at that time in history？ They've been worried about rumors and here those rumors are decidedly proven true and 。。。 just a big "oh well"。 （hide spoiler）] All of that seemed really slap dash。 ETA: there also seemed to be more （or maybe just longer） sex scenes than usual。 I've found that the thinner the story is， the more sex an author throws in as padding。 It wasn't necessary for this story to have that many pages dedicated to sex scenes。 End ETASo I'm kinda disappointed in this one。 。。。more
Amelia Oswald
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Eh it was okay。
VB Book Reviews
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4。25 Stars！Review to follow…
Tory
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Lady Merritt Sterling， eldest child of Lillian and Marcus （from It Happened One Autumn） falls head over heels instantly with whisky distiller Keir McCrae in 1880's London。Not only a lovely romance with all kinds of interesting historical details， but the reader gets plenty of time with old friends like Sebastian and Marcus。 I couldn't put it down。 Lady Merritt Sterling， eldest child of Lillian and Marcus （from It Happened One Autumn） falls head over heels instantly with whisky distiller Keir McCrae in 1880's London。Not only a lovely romance with all kinds of interesting historical details， but the reader gets plenty of time with old friends like Sebastian and Marcus。 I couldn't put it down。 。。。more
Nancy Cormier
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This is book #7 of The Ravenels。 The book continues the story of the Ravenels as they meet the Wallflowers。 Who would have thought in a romance novel that you would learn about mustache cups？ These were created by a British potter， Harvey Adams， in the 1860s。 The cup had a ledge inside the rim of the cup to keep the mustache wax from the heat of the tea。 Who would have thought you would learn about the Scottish doctor， Alexander Wood， who invented the hypodermic syringe with a hollow needle。 The This is book #7 of The Ravenels。 The book continues the story of the Ravenels as they meet the Wallflowers。 Who would have thought in a romance novel that you would learn about mustache cups？ These were created by a British potter， Harvey Adams， in the 1860s。 The cup had a ledge inside the rim of the cup to keep the mustache wax from the heat of the tea。 Who would have thought you would learn about the Scottish doctor， Alexander Wood， who invented the hypodermic syringe with a hollow needle。 The sting of a bee was his model。 Makes for a fun book。 If you are a Lisa Kleypass fan， you will enjoy the continuation of the Ravenels。 。。。more
Gale
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Another great book by Lisa Kleypass。 It was great to be back in the world or the Ravenels。 Lady Merritt Sterling a strong willed woman running the harbor （unheard of back in the 1800's） meets Keir MacKae from Scotland who has brought is whisky to sell。 A tragedy strikes the harbor and against the odds Merritt and Keir find love。 Another great book by Lisa Kleypass。 It was great to be back in the world or the Ravenels。 Lady Merritt Sterling a strong willed woman running the harbor （unheard of back in the 1800's） meets Keir MacKae from Scotland who has brought is whisky to sell。 A tragedy strikes the harbor and against the odds Merritt and Keir find love。 。。。more
Erica Black
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Ok couple but nothing really happened。 The "villain" was taken out off stage by circumstances。。。kind of anticlimactic。 It seems that Kleypas wrote it to satisfy people who are obsessed with St。 Vincent and Lillian and wanted them to have closure and to tie their families together with a bow。 Kleypas also made the heroine's first husband be really insensitive for no apparent reason。 It was unnecessary to the story。 Ok couple but nothing really happened。 The "villain" was taken out off stage by circumstances。。。kind of anticlimactic。 It seems that Kleypas wrote it to satisfy people who are obsessed with St。 Vincent and Lillian and wanted them to have closure and to tie their families together with a bow。 Kleypas also made the heroine's first husband be really insensitive for no apparent reason。 It was unnecessary to the story。 。。。more
Joann Williams
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I enjoyed this book because I am a huge LK fan。 It was nice seeing characters from the Wallflower Series， something I think readers have wanted for awhile。 I hope this is the start of seeing the children from the Wallflower series have their own stories， especially since we've already had 3。 I enjoyed this book because I am a huge LK fan。 It was nice seeing characters from the Wallflower Series， something I think readers have wanted for awhile。 I hope this is the start of seeing the children from the Wallflower series have their own stories， especially since we've already had 3。 。。。more
Addie H
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Tropes: Mistaken Identity， Work Relationship， Forbidden Love， Opposites Attract， Unstarched （him）， Amnesia37 highlights。 Jesus！ I guess I liked it？？？I quite adored the instant attraction。 And the instant admittance of attraction。 The book became more about what stood in their way。 And it worked。 Because LK knows what she is doing。 At times too much sex （*gasp*！ I know！） and at times it ventures too far off the romance。 But another fairly ok delivery in this series。 3。5 - 3。75 stars*****- “How we Tropes: Mistaken Identity， Work Relationship， Forbidden Love， Opposites Attract， Unstarched （him）， Amnesia37 highlights。 Jesus！ I guess I liked it？？？I quite adored the instant attraction。 And the instant admittance of attraction。 The book became more about what stood in their way。 And it worked。 Because LK knows what she is doing。 At times too much sex （*gasp*！ I know！） and at times it ventures too far off the romance。 But another fairly ok delivery in this series。 3。5 - 3。75 stars*****- “How well do I suit your list？” he asked， his breath stirring the tiny wisps of hair at her nape。 “Not at all， I’d wager。” Merritt set down the compress and turned to lean back against the washstand。 “The list doesn’t suit you。 A whisky distiller from a remote Scottish island was not what I had in mind。”***** - “… are you planning to hide behind my skirts while I confront the big， mean Scotsman？”“Absolutely，” he said without hesitation。 “You like them big and mean。” Her brows lifted。 “What in heaven’s name are you talking about？” “You love soothing difficult people。 You’re the human equivalent of table syrup。” Amused， Merritt leaned her chin on her hand。 “Show him in， then， and I’ll start pouring。”- Merritt wouldn’t have thought there was a man alive who could fluster her like this。 She was a confident and worldly woman， after all。 But she couldn’t ignore the flush rising from the high-buttoned neck of her dress。 Or the way her heart had begun to pound like a clumsy burglar trampling the flower bed。- “You will no’ forbid your sister to go off alone with a stranger？” MacRae asked him incredulously。 “She’s my older sister，” Luke said， “and she employs me， so 。 。 。 no， I’m not going to tell her a damned thing。” “How do you know I won’t insult her virtue？” the Scotsman demanded in outrage。 Luke lifted his brows， looking mildly interested。 “Are you going to？” “No。 But I could！”- MacRae’s head tilted as he regarded her thoughtfully。 “You dinna want to fall in love？” Merritt turned to wander around the flat。 “I’ve never cared for the phrase ‘falling in love，’ as if love were a hole in the ground。 It’s a choice， after all。” “Is it？” MacRae began to wander as well。- Her voice faded as he ignored the offering and kept coming toward her。 Mildly alarmed， she leaned back to avoid contact with his wet body。 Her breath caught as he gripped the edge of the sink on either side of her。 “You，” he said flatly， “are a wee bully。” Merritt parted her lips to protest， but as she looked up at him， she saw amusement sparkling in his eyes。“I’m not a bully，” she told him， continuing to wipe his face and throat。 A few more giggles burst out， making her clumsy。 “I was being h-helpful。”“You like telling people what to do，” he accused softly， his gaze tracing over her features。 “Not at all。 Oh， I feel so misjudged。” But she was still laughing。- Her touch had spurred his breathing into a new， ragged rhythm。 “Milady，” he said gruffly， “I’ll be relying on your common sense now。 Because at the moment， I have none。”- She hadn’t realized it until now， but her awareness of squandered time had been growing during the past year， eroding her usual patience。 So many rules had been invented to keep people apart and wall off every natural instinct。 She was tired of them。 She had started to resent all the invisible barriers between herself and what she wanted。- The more he came to know her， the stronger this yearning would grow， until any chance of happiness had slipped away like sand through his fingers。 He’d spend the rest of his days consumed by desire for a woman who would always be as distant from his reach as the most far-flung star。- Every cell clamored for him to take her， mate with her。 Instead， he bent his head and laid his cheek against her hair。 They stood together as the dark night sang a million notes of rain。 “At this moment，” he whispered， “I’m as happy as any man who ever lived。”Her voice was muffled in the folds of his borrowed shirt。 “Then stay。” 。。。more
Sarah
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Just ONCE in a HR， can we have a “barren” female protagonist who adopts one or more of the many orphans that were so common in that time？ Or heck even says she doesn’t want to have children， and finds fulfillment in other ways？ I am just SO TIRED of HRs where the woman is positive she can’t have children right up until she magically （and very quickly！） gets impregnated by the Superman that is the male lead character。 Sigh。 It is completely overdone and I’m sick of it。 Either adopt， choose to not Just ONCE in a HR， can we have a “barren” female protagonist who adopts one or more of the many orphans that were so common in that time？ Or heck even says she doesn’t want to have children， and finds fulfillment in other ways？ I am just SO TIRED of HRs where the woman is positive she can’t have children right up until she magically （and very quickly！） gets impregnated by the Superman that is the male lead character。 Sigh。 It is completely overdone and I’m sick of it。 Either adopt， choose to not be a parent， or go with a different storyline for crying out loud。 Even apart from that plot point， this is such an odd book。 I mean we don’t “meet” the male protagonist’s adopted mom， dad， bio mom， OR the villain。 His friends and employees are barely present。 Instead the pages are filled with his new bio dad’s family and staff， and the female protagonist’s family。 It just felt “off” in that sense。 It was so unbalanced。And then you factor in all the crazy tropes thrown into one book: love at first sight， one night stand， amnesia， murder mystery， surprise bio daddy， he’s not good enough for her， she’s bucking convention， she expertly nurses the ill man back to health， elopement， “surprise” pregnancy where all-knowing strangers realize she’s pregnant before she does…。 It’s all just far more cliched than I’ve come to expect from Kleypas。 She usually has stronger， more nuanced writing。 It honestly felt like she didn’t know what in the world to do with this， and struggled in quarantine to make a solid， sensible addition to the series。 And where are the Ravenals？ I wanted way more of them。 We barely get Phoebe， and not her older sons or West who we’ve grown to love。 Ethan was sort of present， but had zero personality （his book and his character overall had potential but just haven’t lived up to my hopes/expectations）。I’m saying 3 stars b/c the conversations involving the Wallflowers characters were pleasant to read。 And Keir’s Scottish perspective was fun。 Frankly， I love this series so it would hurt my heart too much to rate it any lower than 3 stars。 But I certainly don’t want to reread Book #4 or this one any time soon… I’ll just ignore that they’re part of the Ravenals series， frankly。 。。。more
Kathryn
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Devil in Disguise by Lisa Kleypas was utterly delicious。 A novel I read in a day it was so entertaining。Merrit and Keir make a fantastic couple。 Of course Keir is from Scotland and makes the best whiskey， he lives simply and is a plain honest man。 Merrit is the daughter of a Duke and a business woman herself as her husband has died and she is in charge of a shipping business。I loved that we are meeting a new generation of characters， having been an avid reader of the Wallflower series。 Getting a Devil in Disguise by Lisa Kleypas was utterly delicious。 A novel I read in a day it was so entertaining。Merrit and Keir make a fantastic couple。 Of course Keir is from Scotland and makes the best whiskey， he lives simply and is a plain honest man。 Merrit is the daughter of a Duke and a business woman herself as her husband has died and she is in charge of a shipping business。I loved that we are meeting a new generation of characters， having been an avid reader of the Wallflower series。 Getting acquainted again has made me want to go right back to the beginning and start all over again。In this book we have a sexy couple， some intrigue， lots of family and witty dialogue。 All key traits of Kleypas' books。 I would have been happy to read on and on with this couple。 I want more and more。。。！ 。。。more
TERESA
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I just love this author and I love that the heroine got a second chance at love。
Michelle
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Such a fun storyOMG， I was so hoping for the second generation of Wallflowers！ And we got in a book from the Ravenels’ series。 I really enjoyed this one。 Merritt and Keir are so sweet together。 Merritt is such a strong， capable woman you can’t help by admire her。 And Keir appreciates all that she has to offer。 You cannot find fault with the beauty of the writing， it is just so wonderful and engaging。 But the ending felt super rushed and sort of unsatisfying even though we get the outcome we want Such a fun storyOMG， I was so hoping for the second generation of Wallflowers！ And we got in a book from the Ravenels’ series。 I really enjoyed this one。 Merritt and Keir are so sweet together。 Merritt is such a strong， capable woman you can’t help by admire her。 And Keir appreciates all that she has to offer。 You cannot find fault with the beauty of the writing， it is just so wonderful and engaging。 But the ending felt super rushed and sort of unsatisfying even though we get the outcome we want。 I was really hoping for the epilogue to give us some sense of their lives together and not just the grandpas gloating。 。。。more
Katie
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Just delightful， although I don’t know if it should be classified as a Ravenels book。 Either way， so cute， so fun！
Victoria
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I fell in love with Sebastian in Devil in Winter and again in Devil's Daughter but I was knocked out again in love for another round in Devil in Disguise。 Loved the story， loved old friends from Ravenel and Wallflowers but most of all I loved another tale of love with a role for Sebastian。 He is very possibly my favorite character in historical romance。 Thank you Lisa for this。 And for Sebastian especially。 I fell in love with Sebastian in Devil in Winter and again in Devil's Daughter but I was knocked out again in love for another round in Devil in Disguise。 Loved the story， loved old friends from Ravenel and Wallflowers but most of all I loved another tale of love with a role for Sebastian。 He is very possibly my favorite character in historical romance。 Thank you Lisa for this。 And for Sebastian especially。 。。。more
Michelle Summerville
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This book was so good！！！ Lisa Kleypas never disappoints！！5 stars！！！！
Genevieve
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It really kills me to give this only 3 stars！ I solidly loved NINETY PERCENT of this story， but that ending。 Dang。
Niki （mustreadalltheromance）
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Lady Merritt Sterling has risen to the occasion， running her late husband’s shipping company successfully since his passing， but all of London is hoping to see the wealthy and well-connected widow’s good name tarnished by scandal。 She has been adept at avoiding it so far， but all bets are off when she meets Scottish whisky distiller Keir MacRae and all her claims to sensibility evaporate。 Merritt and Keir don’t have very much in common， but their connection is instantaneous and impossible to den Lady Merritt Sterling has risen to the occasion， running her late husband’s shipping company successfully since his passing， but all of London is hoping to see the wealthy and well-connected widow’s good name tarnished by scandal。 She has been adept at avoiding it so far， but all bets are off when she meets Scottish whisky distiller Keir MacRae and all her claims to sensibility evaporate。 Merritt and Keir don’t have very much in common， but their connection is instantaneous and impossible to deny。In addition to trying to salvage his distillery， Keir’s London objectives are to avoid falling in love with the unattainable Merritt and to keep from being killed。 Thus far， he’s failing at both。 Keir has no idea why anyone would want him dead until he learns of his connection to one of the most influential families in the country。 With his world completely upended， Keir trusts no one but Merritt。 She longs for forever with Keir， with a reckless need that is wholly unfamiliar to her， even as she knows how unlikely a future together is for them。 No matter what， Merritt will do anything she must to ensure the safety of the man she’s come to love。Y’all， this book was so good。 I didn’t want to put it down but at the same time， I drew it out as much as I could to savor it and found myself going back to reread and highlight favorite passages， mostly swoony dialogues from Keir。 This was a new take on both the amnesia and fake engagement tropes that I haven’t read before as well as a new spin on hidden identity。 I’ll admit， I was very nervous about this one because Kleypas is one of my most consistently favorite authors， meaning the bar is set very high。 Happily， this book exceeded my hopes， bringing drama and an intriguing plot while somehow keeping the angsty stressful aspects at a minimum。 This wound up being a feel-good read for me and I loved Keir and Merritt’s sheer determination to be together and face any challenges together。 I loved Merritt’s refusal to be anything less than a full partner to Keir and his utter devotion to her just melted my heart。 I also enjoyed revisiting some of the characters from previous books and the family connections and interactions here were very endearing for me。 Keir has definitely redefined my standards for the perfect romance hero and has set the bar exceptionally high， maybe even ruined me for any other heroes at this point。 I also think Merritt is just about the perfect heroine。 I found her to be intelligent and independent without once being overbearing or coming off as shrewish or any such thing that typically annoys me with so-called independent heroines。 As some reviewers have lamented， I’m not sure this book technically fits with the Ravenels series as neither of the MCs are Ravenels， but it is in the same world/time period， and we do see some of the same characters。 Honestly， it's so good that I don't even care。 I love the series because I love the characters， be they Ravenels or other connections， so I’m always happy to revisit them and expand that world。 I adored this book， everything about it worked for me， and Keir is my new hero standard。I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book。 All thoughts and opinions are my own。 Blog link: https://mustreadalltheromance。blogspo。。。 。。。more
Nadz
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5
Olívia
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2。5 I was really disappointed in thisI can't stand insta love and the amnesia didn't help either 2。5 I was really disappointed in thisI can't stand insta love and the amnesia didn't help either 。。。more
A Moua
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Oh my goodness。 I basically devoured this book。 It's Lisa Kleypas and it's the freaking wallflowers and Ravenels。 I don't know how to proceed without spoiling too much。 My heart was so full seeing old characters that I adored and loved all together in one place。 And I loved Keir and Merritt， oh how perfect they were for each other。 He was such a freaking sweetheart， so loyal and swoony。 Merritt held her own fort down and was such a refreshing character。 She isn't submissive， too stubborn， annoyi Oh my goodness。 I basically devoured this book。 It's Lisa Kleypas and it's the freaking wallflowers and Ravenels。 I don't know how to proceed without spoiling too much。 My heart was so full seeing old characters that I adored and loved all together in one place。 And I loved Keir and Merritt， oh how perfect they were for each other。 He was such a freaking sweetheart， so loyal and swoony。 Merritt held her own fort down and was such a refreshing character。 She isn't submissive， too stubborn， annoying or self absorbed female lead。 I felt she was a very good mixture of all the wallflower female leads we've read about。 I just loved how LK summed everything up in this book。 。。。more
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