How to Lose a Lord in Ten Days By:  Sophie Irwin

– Genre: Romance, Regency Rom-Com
– Plot: Lydia’s clever plan to escape Lord Ashford’s proposal
– Main Characters: Lydia Hanworth, Lord Ashford (rich and handsome)
– Themes: Love, independence, and witty banter
– Style: Hilarious, sparkling, and charming
– Setting: Regency England, with societal pressures
– Tension: Lydia vs. Ashford, reputation vs. desire
– Plot focus: Lydia’s escape plan and their romance
– Characters: Witty, flawed, and lovable
– Mood: Funny, lighthearted, and romantic
– Pace: Engaging, with witty dialogue and tension
– Key elements: Enemies-to-lovers, regency vibes, and clever plot
– Author: Sophie Irwin, Sunday Times bestselling author
– Target audience: Romance fans, especially regency rom-com
– Similar authors: Like authors of witty regency romances
– Unique aspect: Lydia’s proactive, clever plan
– Appeal: For fans of funny, sparkling romances
– Key twist: Lydia’s scheme, Ashford • Overall: A delightful regency rom-com
– Recommendation: For fans of Sophie Irwin and regency romance
– Setting vibe: Witty, elegant Regency England
– Focus: Lydia and Ashford’s romance
– Praise: “Joyous”, “hilarious”, “sparkling”, “balm to my soul”
– Comparisons: Like other witty regency romances
– Tone: Funny, charming, and romantic.