Wilde in Love

In a vibrant Georgian setting, the story follows Lord Alaric Wilde, a renowned adventurer, who encounters the witty Willa Ffynche, challenging his views on fame and romance. Wilde in Love captures their engaging dynamic.

Wilde in Love is the first installment in Eloisa James's captivating new series set in the Georgian era, featuring her signature blend of humor and romance. The story introduces readers to the eccentric Wilde family of Lindow Castle, promising an engaging journey filled with charm and wit.

At the center of the tale is Lord Alaric Wilde, the son of the Duke of Lindow, who has returned home after years abroad. Celebrated for his adventurous exploits and striking looks, Alaric is met with the adoration of throngs of women upon his arrival. However, his newfound fame quickly reveals itself to be more complicated than he anticipated. Seeking refuge in his father's castle, he encounters Willa Ffynche, a witty and private woman who prefers to keep her life away from the public eye.

Willa presents a composed exterior to society, yet she harbors a love for books and risqué humor that she shares only with her closest friends. Uninterested in the notorious lifestyle of a man whose every move is documented in the papers, she initially resists Alaric's advances. However, Alaric finds himself drawn to her spirited nature, leading to a battle of wills that promises to be both entertaining and romantic. Wilde in Love is perfect for fans of Julia Quinn's Bridgerton series and sets the stage for a delightful exploration of love, family, and the complexities of desire.