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A Dangerous Kind of Lady

by Mia Vincy, 2020 · 362 pages

A brisk, bantery Regency romance that balances sharp dialogue with simmering attraction, pulling you through complications of reputation and desire. The prose is light and conversational, with scenes built around verbal sparring that gradually tips into real intimacy. It reads fast and feels warm, with just enough social intrigue to keep pages turning.

historical romance · witty · romantic · spirited

What A Dangerous Kind of Lady feels like to read

• Page-turner: 65%
• Darkness: 25%
• Emotional intensity: 55%
• Humor: 60%
• Romance: 95%
• Complexity: 30%

Reading age: 18+ (adult)

Spice: 3 out of 5. a few open-door scenes

A Dangerous Kind of Lady tropes

• opposites attract
• reputation at risk
• slow burn
• found confidence

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