Wicked Wagers The Complete Trilogy (Wicked Wagers #1-3) by Bronwen Evans

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
This a wonderful set of stories. Each one is over 80000 words, so it's going to last you a while. They are fun to read and you'll enjoy the devilment they get up to.

To Dare the Duke of Dangerfield
Men should never bet against women, because it seems when they do the only thing they truly lose is their heart. That's what happened in this story, Caitlin determined to win her father's estate back challenges the Duke. There are also underlying causes to the whys of why the Duke set up Caitlin's father to lose his estates, but he hides these from Caitlin because he is intrigued by her. The story gets more tangled as the wagers continue. It's very enjoyable, and the chemistry between Caitlin and the Duke is explosive.

To Wager the Marquis of Wolverstone
This story starts out rather slow, but it is daring in its approach to reduce someone to ashes. The Countess is quite the daring woman for her century. The Marquis loves a wicked wager and this is one he can get into. Unfortunately, while getting revenge, the heart still beats for each other. This is a wager everyone or no one will win, except the reader.

To Challenge the Earl of Cravenswood
This the best one of the trilogy. Amy is delightful and and daring. The Earl is fond of his neighbor, and becomes more intrigued when he finds her routing around in his garden. He more intrigued by the owner of the emerald earring he found after kissing some strange woman in his garden the night before. This is a fun romp and Amy gives him a run for his money.