The Fox and the Viscount
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3.9 • 161 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Two fox-shifting childhood friends reconnect in the ballroom and make an ill-advised wager that could lead them to love.
When Victoria runs into her childhood friend and fellow fox shifter, Edmund, at a society event, she finds herself engaging in a scandalous wager over which of the two will secure an engagement first.
Even with a suitable suitor calling on her, she can't help but be drawn back to her friend's side, and they soon find themselves in a compromising situation with only one way out of it.
Can they resist the pull they have to one another?
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The Fox and the Viscount is part of The Shifter Season series of Regency-inspired standalone fantasy romances. It includes a lightly steamy m/f romance with two childhood fox shifting friends who engage in an ill-advised wager for which of them can secure a proposal first.
Dance through the balls of The Shifter Season in a series full of shifters, stolen moments, scandals, balls, and romance!
The Shifter Season is set in a secondary world inspired by Regency era England where shifters exist and engage in the social season. It is not intended to be entirely factual and elements have been fictionalised.
Customer Reviews
“It isn’t what you didn’t say either,”
Victoria is entering her first season in London. Aware she needs to avoid scandals, and make a good match, she isn’t prepared for the childhood friend she used to get into all kinds of playful mischief with.
Edmund isn’t against marriage, he’s against arrangements and so-called good matches. He couldn’t care less how it looks on paper, he understands he’s looking for someone to share decades with, but when everyone is so concerned with saying the right things, and not making a step society doesn’t approve of, how do you get to know someone.
This done in one quick read is engaging, entertaining, hits the marks with entertaining sibling interactions.
I was gifted with a copy of this book and chose to share my review.
Good read but predictable
I read this in an afternoon. It was an easy read with a nice story, if a little predictable.
Cute story
I had always wanted to read a regency story featuring a shifter couple and this was a cute fast and witty story.