Lilly Guirguis’s Reviews > A Deal with a Debutante (London's Most Eligible Book #1): A Clean/No-Spice He-Falls-First Marriage of Convenience Historical Romance set in Edwardian London, England > Status Update

OMG, they're talking about making long distance work in New york and england, traveling to support each others' interests!!

Calliope (after sweet moments with her mom and Edward's extended family, said, I want to marry you, Edward, only you!)

There was a third act breakup. Edward asked to leave. :(((

Okay, Uncle Aesop has a point- Edward needs to fight for Calliope

I love Margaret!

OMG this book may be a four star read at this point!!

SOOOO... now we meet Edward's socially awkward cousin Tilly, his aunt, Bethilda and his uncle, Aesop.

Calliope and Edward had a great, consensual kiss and Edward defended Calliope’s honor in front of creepy Lord Wellesby! More like Lord Waste of Time!

Okay I love Sara, Mr. Holbrook, and our lead couple, but Calliope’s mom gets on my nerves!! Like the woman is so controlling and eager for her daughter to get married! Not that solely wanting her daughter to get married is bad; but the way she’s going about it and forcing her daughter find a husband quickly is a red flag,