A Lady’s Guide to Fortune-Hunting: The Sunday Times #3 Bestseller - a swoonworthy regency romance. ‘Will fill the Bridgerton-shaped hole in your life’ Red

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i do love how easily they can talk with each other, which is important, and how easy is to be together and A TEAM! She needs a RICH husband within the next four months if she has to save her family home and ensure the future of her four younger sisters. A Lady’s Guide to Fortune-Hunting is Sophie’s debut novel and it has already sold in twenty territories worldwide.

He's the moth to her flame and watching him become increasingly enmeshed in her antics is the best part of the book. It's essentially a battle of wills between an upper-class eldest son hellbent on stopping a mercenary and impoverished young woman from marrying into his family. I feel I must inform you that I come with four sisters, a badly leaking roof, and a veritable ocean of debt. Unfortunately, Lord Radcliffe sees Kitty for the cunning and sharp fortune-hunter she is and is determined to stop her.Kitty may be neither accomplished nor especially genteel—but she is utterly single-minded; imbued with cunning and ingenuity, she knows that risk is just part of the game. Es cierto que hay personajes muy oportunos para la trama y que una vez hecho su papel y aporte, dejan de ser nombrados.

Kitty no es egoísta, piensa con practicidad como una mujer de su época y sabe que las mujeres no pueden generar la misma riqueza que los hombres, lo único que les queda es un buen matrimonio. I also really enjoyed the different family dynamics within the story, be it relating to Kitty and her sisters or the De Lacey family. También sabe que los afectos de su hermano menor no son correspondidos y no dejará que Archie se case con una cazafortunas.This is a book that puts it all out in the open, especially in the many debates Kitty and Radcliffe exchange as they negotiate her place in his insular world. En seguida, Kitty comenzará una amistad con Archie De Lacy que espera que vaya a más, pero será la presencia de su hermano mayor, James, Lord Radcliffe, la que haga que Kitty ponga sus miras en otro lado. Reread on January 3, 2023: My favorite thing about this book: when the heroine realizes that the hero *sees* her in a way no one else ever has. With the help of Lord Radcliffe, she is introduced into high society to mingle and find herself a husband so she can help save her family.

The story starts in Dorset, but fairly quickly moves to London, where most of the story then plays out.

Only Kitty doesn't reckon for Lord Radcliffe, who is determined to thwart her from entrapping his brother. Irwin flits back and forth between musing on different character perspectives and it was sometimes jarring—it would be like “Person A observed…” then immediately “Person B thought that…” followed by “Person C wondered…” etc.