Seemed accurate to me: “He was an arrogant ass at the age of ten, with very The opinion Sebastian Iverley ( Theĭangerous Viscount) expressed of Blake, his cousin and enemy, was one that The insufferably superior Marquis of Blakeney. Minerva Montrose’s intelligence, humor, youthful confidence, and undisguisedĪmbition to be a political hostess made her a particularly appealing secondaryĬharacter in The Dangerous Viscount and The Amorous Education ofĬelia Seaton, the last person I expected to see her paired with was I mourn her passing but rejoice in the fact that her words will live on through her stories.įollowing are Janga's remembrances of Miranda:Ĭonfessions from an Arranged Marriage (2012) completes the BurgundyĬlub series, and I confess I had some reservations about this one. It's still hard to believe she's gone, taken from us much too soon. I mourn the fact that it is the last book she will gift to her readers but rejoice in the fact that she was able to publish this wonderful story - the self-proclaimed book of her heart. Her final book, Secrets of a Soprano was one of my favorites from last year and one of my favorites of all her books. She was also one of the most talented historical romance writers out there, in my opinion. She was a shining light to all who knew her, a good friend with a wonderful sense of humor who could rock a fascinator like nobody else. Over the years, I've had the pleasure of getting to know Miranda better through romance conferences, social media, and her visits here at The Romance Dish. It didn't take long for me to be captivated by her writing and I eagerly anticipated each of her subsequent releases. I vowed to read Never Resist Temptation at my first opportunity. I was captivated by her friendly smile, her quick wit, her crisp British accent, and her whip-smart intelligence. The first time I met Miranda Neville she was a newly published author and I had yet to read her book.

The Wild Marquis by Miranda Neville