Tea Time with the Earl: Historical Regency Romance by Lisa Campell

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐

This is a little outrageous and a woman could never pass themselves off as a man unless she took the role seriously. Which she didn’t; because to truly do it she would have had to cut her hair into a style that men wore. Worn men’s clothes but she only borrowed boys clothes. And like our earl, after a couple days staring at her face, he would like recognize the feminine features. The plot was well thought out, but not the storyline. It’s romantic that the Earl wants her even after the deception and they go on to try and figure out what to do about the men who who were not paid for their dirty deeds. It’s okay as a whimsical story, but deception doesn’t fly