Her Vixen Actress: A Lesbian Regency Romance (Ladylike Inclinations) Paperback – October 28, 2022

"Her Vixen Actress" is an enchanting and alluring novel that delves into the depths of forbidden love and desire. This standalone book, while not requiring prior reading, subtly teases readers with its introduction in the previous installment, adding an extra layer of intrigue for those familiar with the series.The story follows the captivating journey of an actress and a playwright whose friendship evolves into a passionate and forbidden romance. Set against the backdrop of Regency era London, the novel skillfully navigates the complexities of their connection, immersing readers in a world of emotional turmoil and societal challenges.Within these pages lies a sizzling moment that will leave readers breathless—the scintillating gazebo party scene, tastefully crafted to ignite the imagination. It serves as a testament to the author's ability to infuse passion and sensuality into the narrative, creating an unforgettable reading experience.With its rich prose and vivid depiction of the era, "Her Vixen Actress" captures the essence of a time where love defied societal boundaries. The author's adept storytelling weaves together themes of love, secrets, and desire, captivating readers from start to finish.As a fan of romantic dramas, I eagerly await Violet Cowper's next creation. Her ability to craft engaging stories filled with vibrant characters and heartfelt emotions shines through in this captivating tale of forbidden love.

This is an exciting story about a withdrawn playwright with a dark past and her meeting an actress who is both seductive and driven. They struggle with the increasingly strict rules on the London theatres in the late 18th century, the expected role of women and actresses, and even get embroiled in parliamentary strife. An interesting setting focusing a bit more on the lower classes than something like a Bridgerton.I also felt this was a clear improvement on the first, where I liked the premise, but parts of the story and writing didn't quite hold up. This one was a lot better on that score, meaning it had a good level of energy all the way through and the story could shine through.

I enjoyed this historical romance. The setting around a London theater was an exciting and fun background for a satisfying love story.

Grace Dashwood arrives in London with a desire to be a star on the stage and to find a wealthy patron. Frances Smythe is a playwright who works for the owner of the theatre company where they both work. One is a red haired vixen and the other a quite solitary human. Will two such women be able to find a deep and abiding connection? Great story.