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"Second book of Entertaining Regency"
Reviewed by Marilyn Rondeau
Posted July 8, 2006

In the second book of new author Tracy Anne Warren's "Trap Trilogy", beautiful Lady Jeannette Brantford is banished from her home to the godforsaken wilderness of Ireland! Embroiled in a scandal that she herself had instigated, her parents had consigned her to this insufferable island to stay with Read more...

"charming sequel"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted July 8, 2006

In 1817 after the scandal she caused when she switched places with her bookish twin sister Violet (see THE HUSBAND TRAP) who is now happily married Lady Jeanne Rose Brantford is exiled to Initsioge, Ireland. The trek turns from monotonous to the coach stuck in the mud just short Read more...

Summary

Your presence is requested at a wedding deception.

After orchestrating a scandalous high-society ruse, Lady Jeannette Brantford is banished from her family's estate in England and sent to live with boring elderly cousins in the Irish countryside. But Jeannette's exile is surprisingly eventful. En route to her dreaded destination, she encounters Darragh O'Brien, a devilishly handsome architect who transforms Jeannette's punishment into a delicious whirlwind of wits, words, and undeniable passion.

Although no less than a duke could satisfy a lady of her status, Jeannette is unable to extinguish the burning desire she has for Darragh's smoldering looks and sizzling kisses. Little does she know, her dashing Irishman is no commoner. He's the eleventh Earl of Mulholland--and he's thoroughly enjoying the irresistible game of hard-to-get. But before he reveals his true identity, a little temptation and trickery are in order to teach his fair lady a lesson or two about love.