Welcome to Litsy!

If Sebastian St. Vincent and West Ravenel had a baby, his name would be Benedict Chatham, and that should tell you all you need to know about this book before you devour it whole and are still hungry for more, because there‘s just no way to get enough of this kind of histrom hero (I make zero apologies for that run-on sentence).

Thank you to @gigireadsromance and @nadiaandstepbacks for introducing me to Benny and his floral-flask carrying ways.🤍

I blame @gigireadsromance and @nadiaandstepbacks for me ditching my dizi this morning to read this instead.
Marriage of (in)convenience? Broke groom? Spitfire bride who just wants her independence?
Sign. Me. Up.

Hello book lovers! My first book review here had to be about my husband Chatham.

This book is the perfect example of how powerful the
writing of Elisa Braden is, she can bring you angst,
together with hilarious moments. And the next you're
running for your fan and fainting couch.
It has only one bed, because they can't afford to buy extra furniture. Did I also say marriage of convenience?

Have you read and loved this masterpiece?!🤩

I've been in a reading slump which gives me little patience to finish a long historical but this was highly recommended on ORBSC. The title is a misnomer. He is a NOT a devil. Only out of circumstance did he become a dilettante. Although landowner turned farmer is difficult to believe in those times because of strict social class structures, the romance is beautiful and sweet. I love romance after marriage #osrbc #romantsy