The second book in the Regency Vows series was fun-filled and entertaining, featuring my favorite couple of the series so-far.

The series continues with the same cast of characters, focusing this time on Jeremy and Diana. I loved this couple and enjoyed their banter and bickering throughout the book. And while this had a bit of an enemies to lovers feel, I believe that Jeremy and Diana were always friends deep down, and destined to fall for each other.

Diana is a strong minded widow and knows what she wants in life. She enjoys spending time with her friends and arguing with Jeremy, who is one of her brother’s closest friends.

Jeremy is seen as a womanizing rake, but in reality cares very deeply for other people, including those in his employ, his friends, and those hurt by his family in the past.

Together Diana and Jeremy are well matched, meeting each other as equals. They enjoy baiting each other and look forward to opportunities to best each other, whether through attempted matchmaking, wagers, or teasing.

I can’t wait to continue the series and see Jeremy and Diana progress in their relationship as we spend time with the other couples in their friend group.

Disclaimer: I received a DRC through Net Galley on behalf of the publishers for review consideration. All thoughts and opinions are my own.