I'm Only Wicked With You

The Palace of Rogues

By: Julie Anne Long

Narrated by: Justine Eyre

USA Today bestselling author Julie Anne Long continues her Palace of Rogues series with a brand-new romance about an ambitious American and a headstrong British heiress.

He’s the battle-hardened son of a bastard, raised in the wilds of New York. She’s the sheltered, blue-blooded darling of the London broadsheets, destined to marry a duke. Their worlds could only collide in a boardinghouse by the London docks...and when they do, the sparks would ignite all of England.

Nothing can stop Hugh Cassidy’s drive to build an American empire...unless it’s his new nemesis, the arrogant, beautiful, too-clever-by-half Lady Lillias Vaughn. The fascination is mutual. The temptation is merciless. And the inevitable indiscretion? Soul-searing—and the ruination of them both. Hugh’s proposal salvages Lillias’s honor but kills their dreams for their futures...until they arrive at a plan that could honorably set them free.

But unraveling their entanglement inadvertently uncovers enthralling truths: about Lillias’s wounded, tender heart and fierce spirit. About Hugh’s stunning gentleness, depth, and courage. Soon Hugh knows that as surely as he’d fight a thousand battles to win her...the best way to love Lillias means breaking his own heart.

The humor

I absolutely love this series. The storyline is great. The reading is great, easy to listen to. I have laughed and cried.

Interesting addition to the series

I liked the characters. The story line was engaging. It was good to revisit the people of the Grand Palace on the Thames.

one of the best

absolutely loved this book. thank you JAL you outdid yourself with this one. please can we have more. Justine your narration is still the best.

cute/funny love story; excellent narration

Cute love story in a unique setting. Two people who are opposites in many ways, yet ended up being perfect for each other. I like how their mutual attraction developed into sincere caring for each other, before the sex scenes came along. I actually enjoyed the side characters as much as the main characters. There were several times I laughed out loud at something they did or said. The narration was superb. It is usually cringey listening to a British person do an American accent, but every character was performed flawlessly. I'm sure I'll be listening to this one again, and I would definitely listen to another book by this author, especially with this narrator.

My fav of the series and that’s saying a lot

I smiled, I laughed, I loved it. First, the narrator is amazing. The use of her different voices is fantastic. The story itself was so descriptive and Hugh was brilliant in his wit and tongue.
I loved it

Lovely story, fast pace, entertaining characters

Continue to be grateful to have found Julie Ann Long, a new author for me. What a talent she has for telling a great story and for developing such fine and likeable characters. This book is my favorite in this series. Justine Eyre did a fine job with the American accents. That is not always the case....thank you, JE.

Love this series!!

Great story, love Justine Eyre, my favorite narrator, paired with a great writer!!! Whats not to like !?!

What A Love!

Lillias and Hugh, a love for the ages. Their back and forth dialogue was very entertaining. The story moved along and was enjoyable with Hugh’s descriptive language being a high point.

nothing

too long boring worded boring boring boring long long long boring 😴 😪 😌 😑 🙃 😐

Not my cup of tea

I didn’t really care for Hugh as a hero. Most reviewers who don’t like this story don’t like it because of Lillias, whereas I thought Hugh was condescending and too full of himself, like he was God’s gift to women, and Lillias, “little girl” that she was, should appreciate that “more” about him, Lillias, I could sympathize with, and I thought she was a stronger character than behemoth Hugh. Hugh was just too much of a beast for me, especially at the end when he sends Lillias away because “we don’t love each other”. I did enjoy the epilogue though, and good for Uncle Liam.