A Little Bit Wicked

Forbidden Love, Book 1

By: Robyn DeHart

Narrated by: Esther Wane

Marcus Kincaid, earl of Ashford, has returned to England after a 10-year absence to find his younger sister embroiled in a potential scandal that could ruin her chance at marriage. His aunt has already called in reinforcements - The Paragon.

Vivian March, known simply as The Paragon, moves through every circle within Society, smoothing out scandals and stopping gossip in its tracks. Everyone in London knows that if she aligns herself with you, Society will forgive your sins. What they don't know is that she uses their secrets to cover her own jaded past.

But with every kiss and every touch that Marcus thrusts upon her, Vivian comes to believe life is infinitely more fun when you can be just a little bit wicked....

Contains mature themes.

©2012 Robyn DeHart (P)2021 Tantor

Excellent

Absolutely loved this story. Broke the age barrier of conventional norms, especially for historical time frame. The characters were delightful & overall story totally entertaining.

I just didn’t need to finish it

I stopped this story with 28 minutes to go because I never got invested. The story flowed naturally and I enjoyed the narration. The main characters just changed their intentions like they do in soap operas. I can’t stand that but maybe you love soap operas (so many do) and you should give it a try.

Great story

Easy flow. The story was fantastic. All the feel good emotions. I was sad and hurt for the main character and then filled w happiness

Made something special out of her mistake!

Lovely story! The author made short right to the point, covering different bad situations and coming up with solutions…

Feel Good Story

Its a sweet story. I enjoyed the characters, the female character was slightly moody but not detrimentally so, since her back story and build up is satisfying. The storyline flowed nicely and the narrator did a good job; her voice was very soothing when female characters spoke, but for some reason I did not enjoy her narration voice of the male lead. She made him sound more sinister than sensual, in my opinion. If it weren’t for the ending I would have probably given the story 5 stars. The ending felt lazy and not at all clever, especially from a woman who claims to have contained the biggest scandals for a decade.