Etiquette with the Devil by Rebecca Paula

This is a story of survival and finding true family and love. Broken by family and society, by the labels other people hanged on them. I did not expect it to touch some strings in my heart and make me love this book. When I picked this book I did not expect it to be so poignant and heartfelt. *This book was generously provided to me by the publisher via netgalley in exchange for an honest review*Įtiquette with the Devil is a debut novel and a very solid one. Can he protect all that he has suddenly come to hold dear? Despite her cold exterior, Bly finds himself drawn to her, even as an enemy from his deadly past resurfaces seeking vengeance.

But a man nicknamed Devil rarely gets a clean start in life, even with the aid of the prudish yet lovely governess, Clara. Charged with returning them to the family's vacant ancestral seat in the English countryside-the one place he wishes to avoid at all costs-Bly quits the role of spy to play family man. Yet this stubborn brute compels Clara to abandon her etiquette at every turn, and she can't stay away.ĭisowned by his family, Bly Ravensdale travels the globe as an explorer and agent of the British Crown until his brother’s passing leaves him saddled with three young wards. Caring for three orphaned children gives her a purpose, but her vulgar employer, Bly Ravensdale, holds dangerous secrets that may shatter Clara's newfound safe haven. Desperate to outrun her troubles, she accepts a governess position at the crumbling gothic manor of the mysterious Ravensdale family. Clara Dawson always followed the rules, until one terrifying night when her inheritance is stolen and the man responsible is left for dead.

Etiquette with the Devil by Rebecca Paula