What's the Name of That Book??? discussion

Regency or Victorian, MAYBE going into Edwardian Era. England.
Probably read in the past 5 or so years, book felt like it was probably written in the last 10-15 years.
I don't recall why but the Heroine is going out of her way to seem ordinary or not to draw attention to herself. During a shooting event at a house (house party in the country maybe?) the Hero notices that she's deliberately aiming off target and challenges her to show off her actual skill, which she does. Literally the only scene I remember.

Rings a bell. Have you tried any of Julie garwood books.

Froggirl wrote: "Rings a bell. Have you tried any of Julie garwood books."

I'm not familiar with the name and reading the little plot summaries for her historical romances didn't ring any bells either.

Do you remember if she's shooting arrows or a gun?
I have a vague recollection of a shooting competition with bow and arrows in At the Bride Hunt Ball and it is set during a house party kind of thing but I don't have a solid enough grasp on the details to remember if the h is deliberately missing or anything. It just came to mind reading your thread.

Aerulan wrote: "Do you remember if she's shooting arrows or a gun?
I have a vague recollection of a shooting competition with bow and arrows in At the Bride Hunt Ball and it is set during a house pa..."

My initial instinct says it was definitely a gun.

I think that Connie Brockway had a book like this. Just can't remember the title.

Possible reasons for why she hides her ability to shoot - she's a spy? she's pretending to be someone else? she's hiding from a threat? she doesn't want to embarrass a male aristocrat?

I believe it is Until You by Judith McNaught.

I remember target shooting scenes in these books:

Almost Heaven

To Sir Phillip, With Love

I stumbled across the book myself. It was Unclaimed! So solved!

Great! Glad you found your book, Briana. Thanks for the update.

Unclaimed (book 2 of the Turner series) by Courtney Milan