The Wrong Marquess

USA Today bestselling author Vivienne Lorret continues the Mating Habits of Scoundrels series with a debutante who believes she is destined to marry the lord next door until a fateful encounter with a rogue makes her wonder… if she might be falling for the wrong marquess!

The wrong place…

Elodie Parrish can feel spinsterhood breathing down her neck. That’s the trouble with waiting for the marquess next door her entire life. But Ellie knows if she gives him one last Season, he’ll finally propose. The only problem is, her path keeps crossing with the arrogant Lord Hullworth, who is convinced she has designs on him.

The wrong time…

Brandon, Marquess of Hullworth, never wanted to be “London’s Most Elusive Bachelor,” or have a horde of hopeful debutantes and their scheming mamas follow him around. His past has left him too jaded to consider marrying any of them. At least, that’s what he thinks... until he meets Ellie. She’s quirky, opinionated, blushes easily, and drives him absolutely wild. The only problem is, she believes she’s in love with someone else.

Ellie never imagined that one sultry summer could change everything. But the more time she spends with Brandon researching her book on the mating habits of scoundrels, the more she starts to fall for…

The Wrong Marquess

I am in love with Brandon.

Protective, kind and strong. Totally swoonworthy. Elodie has a lot of issues but he is so patient with her. Excellent love triangle story, and Justine Eyre is amazing as usual.

Loved it!

This author is new to me and I can’t get enough of her! Can’t wait for the next book!

Great continuity on the series

Love the series, but in this book, I was disappointed on the change of heart of Ellie after the balloon incident, it made no sense to me. Also, nothing was done regarding George; Ellie’s stand was weak.

great series

all the women in this particular series are quirky and wonderful. i really enjoyed listening

Enjoyable and well performed 3rd book

As usually, Justine Eyre does a fantastic job in narrating. Enjoyable read with a few twists and turns. Sets the reader up nicely for the fourth book. Overall well written and narrated.