Gentlemen Prefer Heiresses by Lorraine Heath

But more and more of late, he finds himself wanting to play naughty games with the American heiress, Gina Hammersley.Īfter her scandalous older sister marries a marquess, Gina Hammersley suddenly finds herself the darling of London with beaux a plenty calling on her, sending flowers, and filling her dance cards. As the spare, he has no obligation to provide an heir and he rather enjoys spending his days and nights in play with the demimonde. Lord Andrew Mabry, the second son of the Duke of Greystone, has no desire to marry. The character growth for both Andrew and Gina is there, so with the development of their love for one another. Although it is not a full novel, it felt complete. This proves her versatility, something I always look for in my favorite authors. I have started pigeon-holing Lorraine Heath as a writer of super-angsty romances, but this book is funny and sexy, another quality that I hadn’t attached to her work before. I requested the title from Edelweiss for early review and Avon gave it to me in exchange for an honest opinion. Gentlemen Prefer Heiresses is the latest in the Scandalous series and it’s a novella. There are actually three series in it: Scoundrels of St. I love the Leigh Brothers series and enjoyed London’s Greatest Lovers, but my favorite series of hers is what I call her St. It helps that she’s from Texas and the Used Bookstore I go to, The Book Rack, has several of her collections on their shelves. Since then, I’ve collected as many of Ms.

It was incredibly well written and brought me to tears. I’ve only discovered her in 2015, when Old School Romance Book Club chose Texas Destiny as our June Book of the Month. Several of my favorite romance authors have book launches today, but I want to spotlight Lorraine Heath’s Gentlemen Prefer Heiresses.

Gentlemen Prefer Heiresses by Lorraine Heath