A Mismatch Made in London by Melanie Dickerson: Book Review

 **ARC received for consideration. All opinions are my own. 

The Book

Of all London's eligible suitors, why did the most impossible gentleman have to be the most unforgettable?

When Amelia Moore is invited to London for the social Season, she hopes for a chance at love--but certainly not with Jeremy Beaumont, the Season's most sought-after bachelor. Upon making the acquaintance of his sister Juliet at her first ball, Amelia becomes fast friends with her, but Jeremy's protective nature leads him to question her motives, and he accuses Amelia of using his sister to capture his attention and fortune. Outraged at his arrogance, Amelia vows never to speak to him again, which proves a more difficult feat than she anticipated.

As Amelia attracts the attention of other wealthy gentlemen, Jeremy feels compelled to warn her away from certain suitors, a goodwill gesture that she does not appreciate. When an unexpected circumstance threatens Juliet's reputation, Amelia and Jeremy are forced to confront their undeniable attraction--and discover whether their battle of wills has actually been a dance toward love.

From New York Times bestselling author Melanie Dickerson comes a sweeping Regency romance with the best friend's brother trope, enemies to lovers, and swoon-worthy tension that will delight readers of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Northanger Abbey.

The Author

Melanie Dickerson is a New York Times bestselling author, two-time Christy Award winner, and Carol Award winner with nearly thirty published novels. She spends her time daydreaming, researching the most fascinating historical time periods, and writing her happily-ever-afters. She lives in the beautiful foothills of the Appalachians with her family. Learn more at MelanieDickerson.com.

Book Review

Oh, Jeremy and Amelia... where do I begin? I'll admit I'm not the biggest Regency reader, but these two won me over right from the start. They didn't get off to a great start, but I found I couldn't help but enjoy the dynamic between them and all those great enemies to lovers vibes they brought. Amelia was such a likeable character right from the start, I just couldn't help but want to root for her. Jeremy took a little more warming up to, but by the end I couldn't help but love these two together. As much as I enjoyed the main characters, the side characters drew me in just as much. Juliet's character particularly added so much to the story, and I loved her friendship with Amelia. If you enjoy Regency romance and enemies to love, this is certainly one worth checking out. 


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