![]() ![]() Waters makes them an easy couple to root for by highlighting the unconditional support that comes with love. Neither is prepared to fall in love, but as Julian treats Emily as his equal and Emily takes an interest in his theater, romance blooms. Meanwhile, Julian hopes his faultless new bride will improve his theater’s reputation. Though Julian is the black sheep of his family and his theater’s known for courting scandal, his marriage proposal would free Emily’s family financially and she readily accepts. ![]() Indeed, her only suitor is his father’s horrid creditor-until theater owner Lord Julian Belfry offers her a way out. ![]() Despite her beauty and spotless reputation, her father’s extensive debts ensure she’ll never receive a suitable proposal. 5,801 Ratings 867 Reviews published 2022 14 editions The Regency Vows series continues with a witty, ch Want to Read Rate it: Book 4 To Swoon and to Spar by Martha Waters 3. It’s a charming marriage-of-convenience romance between two characters we’ve already met the rakishly charming and somewhat scandalous Lord Julian Belfry and the very proper Lady Emily Turner. Lady Emily Turner is well into her sixth season on London’s marriage market. To Marry and to Meddle Martha Waters Buy This Book This third instalment in Martha Waters’ Regency Vows series is, I think, my favourite so far. Waters’s third Regency Vows romance (after To Love and to Loathe) is more than the marriage of convenience story line that sets up its plot, meshing the classic Regency theme of defying societal expectations with all the wit and humor of a rom-com. ![]()
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