Slightly Wicked by Mary Balogh

Slightly Wicked

by Mary Balogh

 ☆☆☆☆☆

 

Book Two of the

Bedwyn Saga

 

This series is a long held favorite of mine. I have

reread it many times. But I have never written a

review before. Slightly Wicked is my favorite of

the series. Though, I love them all.

This one is Rannulfs story. He is carefree and happy,

making the trip to visit his Grandmother.

How the smallest choices and chances can change

your life so dramatically....

He meets Claire Campbell along the way.

She is a confident, talented and beautiful actress.

Rannulf and Claire find themselves stuck in a hotel

due to bad weather and a broken axel.

What is there to do?? Two single, worldly and 

slightly wicked adults find ways to fill the time.

The weather clears and it's time for everyones

journey to continue. Claire leaves without so much as

a ''see you later". Rannulf decides she must have had

her reasons for leaving that way.

As you might have guessed, Rannulf and Claire do

meet up again. But neither of them is prepared

when it happens.

The Bedwyn family is the star of this series.

The whole family. They are each very different

individuals. And yet, they are a very close family.

I am sure each story can stand alone. Though

I have never read them as such.

Each is a wonderful story and I hope you

will enjoy the Bedwyn Saga.

 

 

My copy of this story has been signed

by the amazing Mary Balogh.

As such, it is a great treasure of mine.

Review by Lisa Hutson

 

 

 

 





Slightly Scandalous by Mary Balogh

Slightly Scandalous

by Mary Balogh
 ☆☆☆☆☆

 

 

Book Three of the Bedwyn Saga

 

Have you ever heard the saying,

"I mean to start as I will go on."

That is exactly how this story begins.

Freyja's story starts with her bold and brave

personality. She immediately meets up with

Joshua Moore, Marquess of Hallmere.

The two of them are more than slightly scandalous. 

Freyja has no idea who he is or about his title.

Same as he does not believe that she could

possibly be the sister of the Duke of Bewcastle.

 

When two very stubborn people meet up,

this is what happens.

Freyja and Joshua each come with their own

baggage and uncertainties. They also come with

tough outer shells.

 

Are either of them brave enough to admit what

they want? Either strong enough to hang on as

the other breaks down their own guard?

If they both can find a way to get through,

they could find a wonderful future waiting

on the other side. But it will take courage

and vulnerability from each of them.

 

It takes an amazing writer to tell this story.

And to find the perfect match for Freyja.

Mary Balogh must have dug deep to pull

this book together.

 

 

I have owned this book for years.

Review by Lisa Hutson 

 

 

 



Slightly Married by Mary Balogh

Slightly Married

by Mary Balogh

Book One of the Bedwyn Saga

Aidans Story

5 Stars 
★★★★★

Lord Aidan Bedwyn was raised in a loving family.

With siblings galore. While it was an active wonderful

childhood, they were also taught honor, loyalty and

to do your duty. So when one of Colonel Bedwyns

soldiers makes a request on his death bed, Aidan knows

he must follow through with it.

The death bed request takes him to Ringwood Manor.

The home of Eve Morris. When Aidan arrives, he finds

her with a family she has created for herself.

Including children, a dog and a group of people that

he calls her lame ducks.

Mary Balogh writes a story in which  

the romance grows slowly. You will meet and

get to know the rest of the Bedwyn family.

I fell in love with the flow of the story.

Eve is no silly country miss. She is capable and

determined. So she does not make it easy on

Colonel Aidan Bedwyn. But then, he does nothing

the easy way himself. What exactly does it mean

to be slightly married?

It's a true love story. With a long happy ending.

And I can't wait to get onto the next one.

I bought my copy of this story a long time ago.

Review by Lisa Hutson