4.5 stars*

Thank you so much to the publisher for an eARC via NetGalley. All opinions are honest and my own.

The worst woman in London? More like the worst MAN in London aka Edward Thorne!!!

I found this to be very unique, for it's genre. I have never read Evie Dunmore's series (I will now) but I suspect that if you liked that, you will also really enjoy this.

We follow Francesca who married Edward after 6 weeks of knowing him and now, 10 years later, wants to divorce him (I would too if I were her). However, Edward does not want to divorce Fran, (because what would people think... how dare they, so scandalous... I mean they haven't lived together for the last 8 years and all Edward does is go around cheating on Francesca... but divorce, that's just too much for the 19th century) and asks his good friend, Edward (who by the way so this whole divorce coming from the moment he met Fran) to make Francesca a proposition.

Through this proposition, Edward and Fran realize that there's definitely some chemistry between them and the story goes on from them. All I can tell you it that Edward is so swoony, I mean:

"There's no one for me but you. I'm in love with you, you silly woman."

Also, this is coming from a law student, but seeing how the law worked back then and how women where held to a much higher standard then men was infuriating, ofc, but also very interesting.