Lord Fournier’s Shameless Princess (Scarlett Affairs Book 4) by Cerise Deland-review
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ABOUT THE BOOK: Release Date March 27, 2205
Driven by duty, he rushes to help her.
Elizabeth von Rittenburg—Liesel, as she is known—is a princess with a plan. She’ll save her sisters and young brother from the French who would abduct and ransom them to get her renegade older brother, Crown Prince Rainer to turn himself in to the French.
Liesel has always made her own rules, disrupting London society and refusing to marry her betrothed, a dispeptic British prince. She ignores those who would dampen her exuberant nature. Now to save her family, she will do anything, even barge into a stranger’s bathing room and upbraid him for his failures, while the poor fellow stands before her naked.
Torn by desire, he must save her, then leave her…if he can bear to let her go.
Dirk, Lord Fournier is heaven to look at. A charming devil to be near.
But he agrees to help her. After all, rescuing dispossessed European royalty from the clutches of the French is his specialty.
He’s failed at so much else, but he’ll do her bidding. He’ll save her family. He’ll even save her reputation, damn his righteous soul…but must never touch her.
Her fire is enchanting. Her kisses, an ineluctable lure. Still, a crown princess is not for him. He’s a mere baron, English at that, and a spy in Scarlett Hawthorne’s network.
He’s unworthy of Liesel, his reputation tarnished by a lie he ruined a woman, denied her claim and left her alone to bear the shame.
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REVIEW: I recently picked up *Lord Fournier’s Shameless Princess*, and let me tell you, it was a delightful journey through Regency-era drama and romance!
From the very first page, I was drawn into Elizabeth “Liesel” von Rittenburg’s world. She’s no ordinary princess, her fierce determination to save her siblings from the clutches of the French made me admire her strength and resourcefulness.
The moment Liesel barged into Lord Fournier’s bathing room was pure comedic genius! I found myself laughing out loud, picturing the shock on his face as she confronted him, stark naked and unapologetically bold. 😝
Their chemistry was electric from the start, and Dirk, Lord Fournier, was a charming and dashing counterpart to Liesel’s fiery spirit. I could feel the tension between them, torn between their duty and undeniable attraction.
The exploration of societal expectations and personal desires was well-crafted. Liesel’s refusal to be tethered by her betrothal to a gloomy British prince resonated with me. She challenges norms, which made her all the more relatable. As I turned each page, I was rooting for her not just to save her family, but to find her own happiness.
Dirk’s internal conflict was beautifully depicted. Despite his initial hesitations about his status and perceived limitations, his willingness to assist Liesel painted him as a true hero. I loved that he was more than just eye candy, his loyalty and bravery really came through.
Overall, *Lord Fournier’s Shameless Princess* is a captivating blend of humor, romance, and adventure.
It kept me entertained, and I eagerly turned the pages until the very end.
So, If you’re looking for a historical romance with a fierce heroine and a dashing hero, this book is a must-read!
Reading Order and Previous Reviews
Lord Ashley’s Beautiful Alibi
Lord Ramsay’s Redheaded Ruin
Lord Appleby’s Gorgeous Imposter
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🦋 Reviewed by Julie