A Little Mischief

by Amelia Grey

Book Overview

An earl is at his wit's end when his marriageable sister joins Miss Winslowe's Wallflower Society-and winds up accused of killing London's most eligible bachelor.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425192776
• ISBN13: 9780425192771
• Release Date: October 2003
• Publisher: Berkley Books
• Length: 304 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

a delightful surprise

wandering listlessly through my bookstore looking for something anything to read i was drawn to this book simply by its covercolour. what a wonderful surprise when i started to read. isat down in the early evening and read to the wee hours. it wasa great mix of romance and suspense. steamy love scenes alongwith some truly tender moments. my first experience with ameliagray and now i have the pleasure of checking out her backlist.if you like regencies with more than hand kissing this is theone to get.

charming Regency romance

In her first year among the ton, Isabella Winslowe was a wallflower who watched her vivacious spinster Aunt Pithany stand tall and decided to emulate her beloved relative. In her second season, she becomes a popular figure declining several offers of marriage. However, Isabella noticed other wallflowers and decided to provide encouragement thorough a reading team to help them improve their dynamics. The male members of the Ton dub the group the Wallflower Society.Lord Daniel Colebrook has just returned to London after spending a couple years mourning the deaths of his father and older brother and to learn estate management. When Isabella accompanied by his sister Gretchen informs him that his sibling murdered wastrel Boswell Throckmorten, he feels she is pulling a hoax on him especially when the body is missing. Later when he and Isabella find the Throckmorten corpse he knows someone killed the odious man. Working closely to learn who killed the nasty Throckmorten in order to keep his sister out of trouble, they fall in love. Still Isabella wonders whether he will take away her independence if she marries him like he desires.Readers will appreciate this charming Regency romance with a touch of suspense. The lead characters are typical in many ways of the sub-genre, but their preliminary battles and later partnering are fun to follow. Fans will enjoy this charmer though many would have preferred for a separate tale for a second romance that comes out of nowhere.Harriet Klausner