title: Perfectly Flawed (Gentlemen of Worth, Book 2) (A Gentlemen of Worth)
author:  Shirley Marks 
description: In the latest installment of her Gentlemen of Worth series, Marks focuses on the Duke of Faradays middle daughter. Charlottes transcendent beauty draws an overabundance of suitors, who cant wait for her to leave the familys country home and make her London debut. In an effort to cull the most suitable men, her younger sister, Muriel, devises cunning tests of the mens affection. But even as eligible men fight to gain Charlottes favor, she falls in love with Sir Philip, an unexpected guest at Faraday Hall and the one man who doesnt seem to be besotted by her. Marks again offers a lighthearted period romance thats easy to read but suffers from too many underdeveloped characters and a predictable plot. Although Charlotte is an amiable heroine, its the mischievous Moo who shines in this novel, setting the stage for the eventual novel in which she is paired off. --Aleksandra Walker
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  A Gentlemen of Worth Historical Romance
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  The Gentlemen of Worth Historical Romance Series:
  
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  This title was previously published by Avalon Books; this version has been
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  London-April 1815
  
  No one knew the real reason Lady Muriel Worth had come to Town. Not her
  closest friend, Susan Wilbanks, not her Aunt Penny, not even her father, the
  Duke of Faraday.
  
  However, soon after arriving in London she did confide in Susan. Without her
  friend's help, Muriel could not have continued with her well-laid plans.
  
  She had come to London to m