And if Sesily was a fun heroine to follow, Adelaide is even more so. All opinions are my own.įor the first time in a long time, I had pretty much no apprehension whatsoever about whether I’d enjoy a Sarah MacLean book, whether it would be because of the character dynamics (frequently the case) or because it’s a character/couple that’s been built up so much, how could the book possibly deliver ( Bombshell, and that one did deliver and more!) In some ways, Heartbreaker continues in a similar vein to the first book, centering the shenanigans of the Hell’s Belles as they fight for justice and equality. I received an ARC from the publisher via NetGalley and am voluntarily posting a review.

But late-night carriage rides make for delicious danger…and soon Adelaide is uncovering Clayborn’s truths, throwing his well-laid plans into chaos…and threatening to steal his heavily guarded heart. When the two find themselves on a breakneck journey across Britain to stop a wedding, it’s impossible for Clayborn to resist this woman who both frustrates and fascinates him. He has no time for the salacious gossip that arises every time the Matchbreaker ends another groom. His own reputation is impeccable-and the last thing he needs is a frustrating, fascinating woman discovering the truth of his past, or the secrets he holds close. Henry, Duke of Clayborn, has spent a lifetime living in perfection. Raised among London’s most notorious criminals, a twist of fate landed Adelaide Frampton in the bright ballrooms of Mayfair, where she masquerades as a quiet wallflower-so plain and unassuming that no one realizes she’s the Matchbreaker…using her superior skills as a thief to help brides avoid the altar. New York Times bestselling author Sarah MacLean follows her highly acclaimed Bombshell with Heartbreaker, featuring a fierce, fearless heroine on a mission to steal a duke’s secrets…and his heart.

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