Thank you NetGalley. Emily helped her friend, Penelope hide in her brother's townhouse since he had not moved in yet. She was hiding from her parents and Lord Grant who she did not want to marry. This went well for three weeks while the house had renovations and the help of his servants. Then in a rain storm he decided to move in one night late, She moved to the servants rooms, after all he doesn't go in that area. His friends might be married but he liked his life and was not interested in marriage at all. After some time she was discovered in the house with an unmarried man living there, They were married and she felt bad for putting him in that position. She got out of one mess but her life be what she wants?

Sins of a Rakehell was such an enjoyable historical romance! April Moran has a way of creating characters you can't help but root for, along with chemistry that keeps the pages turning. The romance was heartfelt, the banter was engaging, and the perfect balance of emotion, tension, and steam made this such a fun read. If you're a fan of historical romance with swoon-worthy moments and unforgettable characters, this is definitely one to add to your TBR. I can't wait to read more from April Moran in the future!
Thank you to Dragonblade Publishing for the opportunity to read and review this book.

Sins of a Rakehell (The Rakehells of Mayfair #3) by April Moran
Brand new — and the perfect finale to the Rakehells of Mayfair series! Simon Alexander Blackthorne, Earl of Camden, swore he would never be trapped in marriage. But when a shy, stubborn miss with wide green eyes is found hiding inside his home, scandal forces his hand — and his obsessive need to protect his new bride may be the single thing that finally unfreezes this rakehell's heart.
Penelope dared to escape the loveless future her parents planned — hiding in the home of the ton's most dangerous rakehell was foolhardy. But he offers her something unexpected: refuge.
Scorching, emotionally rich, and thoroughly satisfying. April Moran saves the best for last — a perfect series closer!

Ever since I started this series last year, I've been obsessed with this author. This collection has great readability. I devour these books so quickly. I definitely want to read more of her bibliography. Sins of a Rakehell is the last book in the collection and I would rank it second overall. Our heroine is besties with the hero's sister and decides to secretly hide in his second estate while avoiding matrimony. Girl, you crazy. I loved the tension and chemistry between our main couple. It got a bit repetitive near the end, but it was a jolly good time overall. I'm so happy I discovered this trilogy and hope to read many more from April Moran. I really need to book a ticket to Mayfair...