The Misguided Miss Mary

by Maggie Dallen

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After years of trading insults, a fiery debutante and her teasing nemesis are suddenly forced into marriage. Sparks fly, tempers ignite, and soon their battle of wills turns into a battle of hearts.

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Book Details

Genre

Historical Romance

Subgenre

General Historical, Regency (1811–1820), Victorian (1830–1900)

Series

School of Charm • Book 7

Audience

Adult

Bell Peppers

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Profanity

2 Mild

Violence

2 Mild

Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco

2 Mild

Publication Date

February 21, 2022

Language Versions

English

Narration Type

Human

Fiction Form

Novella

Sensitive Themes

Arranged or forced marriage

Editorial Reviews

"The Misguided Miss Mary is a clean regency romance that follows a childhood-rivals-to-lovers story arc. I really enjoyed it. :) It was an entertaining read filled with humor and well-developed characters. The chemistry (no pun intended) between Paul and Mary was palpable, loaded with tension and realness. I loved their story and how they had been childhood playmates turned rivals based on events that were complex yet oh so relatable. It brought depth to their story and made the ending that much more satisfying." - Amazon Reviewer

This series marches on with gusto

This is another amazing story which sees this series marching on with gusto. All the characters in this clean plot are once again crafted brilliantly.

What a tangle folk in love get into

What a tangle folk in love get into esp in M D’s world.Loved it as always

Cute story

A friend’s to lover’s story. Miss Mary and Lord Paul were childhood friends who spent a lot of time together running around the grounds of their neighboring homes. Paul was always playing pranks on Mary and teasing her, what teenage boy wouldn’t? But when Paul showed interest in Mary’s sister, it became friends to enemies. And Mary harbored those feelings into adulthood. But when she really needed help, Paul was there to help her out not only offering her friendship but marriage. Mary wanted nothing of it or did she.This was a fun story between Mary and Paul. We met Mary in the previous book, and I was wondering what the back story was between her and Paul and why she didn’t like him. That backstory has a lot to do with the current story. I enjoyed watching Paul try his best to bring Mary back to him and you could tell how much they both really loved each other but were afraid. I’m looking forward to the next story.