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Wicked All Day Mass Market Paperback – 15 Oct. 2009
But when a night of passion leads to Zoë's betrothal to her distant cousin, her perfect world is turned upside down and shattered before her very eyes.
Lord Robert Rowland has been Zoë's partner in crime since childhood. When he sees his cousin in tears at a ball, what else can he do but console her by doing what Robin always does best. But a rogue's chivalry can have unexpected consequences, not the least of which is the loss of his one true love. Suddenly, Zoë finds herself on the verge of marrying a broken man and the only solace she can find is in the arms of Lord Robert's older brother, the stern and powerful Marquess of Mercer.
- Print length432 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherPocket Books
- Publication date15 Oct. 2009
- Dimensions10.64 x 2.79 x 17.15 cm
- ISBN-101416594922
- ISBN-13978-1416594925
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- Publisher : Pocket Books
- Publication date : 15 Oct. 2009
- Edition : Original
- Language : English
- Print length : 432 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1416594922
- ISBN-13 : 978-1416594925
- Item weight : 200 g
- Dimensions : 10.64 x 2.79 x 17.15 cm
- Book 5 of 5 : Lorimer Family & Clan Cameron
- Best Sellers Rank: 11,751 in Regency Historical Romance (Books)
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About the author

During her frequent travels to London, Liz always packs her pearls, her dancing slippers, and her whalebone corset, confident in the belief that eventually she will receive an invitation to a ball or a rout. Alas, none has been forthcoming. While waiting, however, she has managed to learn where all the damp, dark alleys and low public houses can be found.
When Liz isn't living in the 19th century, she resides in Cary, North Carolina with her husband, a corporate attorney, and their four very fine felines.
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- Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 9 February 2024Best book I've read in ages...it is over 400 pages long but not once did I feel the need to skip over any pages ..it's a Mercer and Zoe were great characters and the story was well told
- Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 October 2009following on from where we left off at the end of tempted all night Zoe's father has decided enough is enough and she must get married. but Zoe being Zoe she ends up getting herself into a situation that she cant easily get out off. this time to save herself from ruin she must marry her best friend robin. so they must suffer for their silly little moment. the story moves to a family party where both families come together and celebrate the joining of the 2 families who are distant relatives but during this time in the country many secrets and truths are revealed. robin's brother Stuart is also present at this country gathering and he cant keep his off Zoe but he cant seduce his brothers wife to be, can he???? so will they realise what has been in front of them this whole time?? excellent, the story just sucks you in and keeps you turning the pages. great chemistry between stuart and Zoe from the beginning to end
- Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 26 September 2021Liz's books are all well written, literate and complex, thus a pleasure to read. It's a pity I did not discover her until after she retired!
- Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 June 2016I rather liked the struggle the protagonists in this novel had to go through to achieve happiness. There was some honest soul searching and a great deal of family support and warmth. A change from lots of bodice-ripping yarns.
- Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 9 December 2019I enjoyed this book very much
- Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 26 September 2016Love this book. Glad it was a continuation of 'A Scorned Woman' look forward to more books from Liz Carlyle.
- Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 April 2013I reviewed on my blog back in May 2011, after borrowing it from the local library (see my Blog Post #123):
A very quick review on this one ..... as in a rush to get it back to library (overdue bad me!!). A 3 *** Star rating as in my opinion not quite as good as others (no George Kemble or real jeopardy either) and actual content a wee bit thin on the ground. In my humble opinion I think she missed the chance to write a real winner with the jealous mistress causing a lot more harm along the way.
Zoe Armstrong, bastard daughter of the Earl of Rannouch and friend of Miss Phaedra Northampton (#106 - Tempted All Night) , a complete flirt and up for any old rig is caught in a very compromising situation with her childhood friend, Lord Robin by his older brother, Marquess of Mercer and his spiteful mistress.
Robin is given no alternative other than to offer for Zoe to save her already tarnished reputation, and they hie off to the home of the Marquess for the summer, and it is intended that they will marry before the new Season.
Unfortunately, Robin comes to realise that he in actual fact in love with his mistress, and Zoe fights against an ever growing attraction for the Marquess.
Robin goes off the rails, drinks, makes very merry at the local tavern and has was it very nearly a fatal accident .... so do they go through with the marriage and make the best of a bad lot?
- Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 November 2015loved it
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Carol MillerReviewed in the United States on 25 October 20245.0 out of 5 stars Get your glass of wine, start reading!
Great characters. A story of love realized among a clan.
This book has it all.....
laughter, sadness, remorse, and love! A joy to read!
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Amazon CustomerReviewed in Germany on 19 March 20105.0 out of 5 stars tolles buch
Eines der besten Bücher die ich jemals gelesen habe.
Tolle Figuren, detailliert beschrieben.
Kein oberflächlicher Liebesroman.
Absolut empfehlenswert
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Anna D.Reviewed in Germany on 9 January 20114.0 out of 5 stars Sehr gelungen
Ich war von dem Buch sehr positiv überrascht. Ich habe schonmal was von Liz Carlyle gelesen und kann mich an das Buch gar nicht erinnern, bei mir kein gutes Zeichen.
Aber 'Wicked all day' war wirklich super. Die Geschichte hat starke und authentische Charaktere.
Was mir besonders gut gefallen hat war dass das Buch sehr viel realistischer ist als die meisten Bücher. Natürlich gibt es ein Happy End, aber der Weg dahin ist nicht mit übertriebenen Steinen gepflastert nur um die Geschichte voran zu treiben, sondern mit echten Problemen, die die Charaktere selbst auch viel authentischer erscheinen lassen.
Ein super Buch, dass ich nicht weglegen konnte.
JoyReviewed in the United States on 22 September 20094.0 out of 5 stars a romance for those of us who get it wrong sometimes
Zoe Armstrong and her cousin Robin Rowland are good friends--but things get out of hand when they start canoodling in his brother's study during a party and they are seen. Social pressure brought to bear, they become engaged. This makes them dreadfully unhappy because they are really wrong for each other in personality and other ways. Robin loves another, and his brother Stuart is in love with Zoe. Carlyle could have gone for the funny in this mismatch of partners, but instead she brings out the depth in the characters: Robin's immaturity and acting-out, his careless treatment of both his cousin and the woman he loves, and the semi-tragic consequences; Zoe's hard choices and eventual willingness to self-sacrifice; and Stuart himself in his role as protector of both Robin and Zoe, also attempting a redemption of his own past mistakes. No one is heroic in this romance; this is problem-solving done by flawed and very human characters, which I think makes it a more interesting book.
Lavilla J. PettyReviewed in the United States on 29 May 20175.0 out of 5 stars another story that I read over and over whenever I ...
another story that I read over and over whenever I can. once again a child born with a disadvantage period her strength of character enables her to win. It doesn't hurt that the hero of the story loves her.