A Must Read 📚 A Marriage for the Marquess by Ruth A. Casiehttps://bit.ly/41WBKnE
Because it’s not just a story—it’s an exhilarating journey where love, secrets, and danger collide in the glittering world of Regency London!
Imagine a brooding Marquess with a ticking clock—five weeks to find a wife or lose everything he holds dear. Enter a spirited lady teetering on the brink of ruin, burdened by her late brother’s crushing debts. Their solution? A marriage of convenience that seems perfectly practical… until fate throws a wrench in their well-laid plans.
From the moment Ewan and Juliet say “I do,” they’re thrust into a web of deceit and intrigue, uncovering the enigmatic Order of Shadows, a clandestine organization manipulating the elite from the shadows. As they delve deeper, every uncovered secret pulls them closer together—and closer to danger.
But here’s where it gets deliciously complicated—a single, unexpected kiss on their wedding day ignites a passion neither anticipated. Suddenly, their arrangement of convenience becomes anything but convenient. Hearts are on the line, trust is a risky gamble, and time is slipping away.
This book is a rollercoaster of emotions, blending romance, mystery, and suspense that’ll keep you turning pages late into the night. If you love stories with:
Strong, relatable characters who leap off the page and into your heart.
A richly detailed Regency setting that sweeps you back in time.
A plot full of twists and turns, where every chapter unravels new secrets.
A sizzling chemistry that challenges the boundaries between duty and desire.
Then “A Marriage for the Marquess” is the must-read you’ve been waiting for!
Dive into a world where alliances blur, secrets unravel, and love defies all odds. Ewan and Juliet’s journey is one you won’t forget—are you ready to join them?
📘 Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DR3C66BP
4 COMMENTS
Joye
18 years agoI have read your books and really like the way you write and develope your characters. I like the dialogue between them and the settings. And I have read a few books lately that have the characters hopping in and out of bed every other page. I don’t think those scenes should be included unless they add to the story and not subtract from it
Becky
18 years agoRegarding the whole “when to get them into bed togther thing.” To be honest, most the time I hate waiting for more then a few chapters. Not that I want a book that is nothing but sex….b/c I LOVE the stories and emotions the characters go through. I just like some sex too. Sometimes I think the authors stretch it too much. It is like the characters are almost there and then something like a phone ringing….or a chambermaid coming in with hot water happens and poof suddenly they aren’t doing the deed. That is more annoying then anything. Authors say they want you to feel the tension and really build the supense so that when they finally hit the bed/sofa/chamber/floor/car/boat (grin) you feel the tension between them. Like I said above….I get annoyed with other characters interrupting etc. I want a great love story, with riveting characters, high emotion, but sex too….sooner rather then later. There is light romance (what I call it) which is easy reading, mild sex etc….there is heavy romance which is big on history, high emotion, moderate sex and then there is erotica which is a story with lots of sex. I like a little higher then the middle….great story and a good amount of sex within the first 2 to 4 chapters!! Just my opinion!! BTW….you know I LOVE you as a author!! Keep writing….have a happy day/night.
Becky D. from Dalton MA
SMILE :)!!!!!!
Lyndsey
18 years agoI do not know about other readers but I like the books where the STORY grabs your interest first. IF they fall in love or lust later that is a side benefit I guess I am too old to dog ear the love scenes to read over and over– so I vote for the 50 pages
Becky
18 years agofor some reason my info (e-mail etc) is popping up on my last comment, but I don’t see anyone elses info with their comments….why is that?? Could it be removed by the person who runs the site?? Thanks for the help….I do agree with Lyndsey and Joye too….I actually love when the story sucks you in within the first few pages….and I love a lot of dialogue and sparring and communicating with the characters….especially when the men are overwhelmed with there “feelings” and growling and trying to come to terms with it. Sophia’s books are like that!! Bye!!