Wicked in Your Arms (Forgotten Princesses, #1)

Rate this book

Clear rating

1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars

Wicked in Your Arms (Forgotten Princesses #1)

by Sophie Jordan (Goodreads Author)

3.86 of 5 stars 3.86 · rating details · 931 ratings · 98 reviews

One of the most notoriously eligible bachelors in Europe is finally ready to marry . . .

For fiercely independent Grier Hadley, being the illegitimate daughter of one of London's most unsavory characters has only one advantage: an enormous, ill-gotten dowry.

Prince Sevastian Maksimi knows where his duty lies: he must find a well-bred young lady—one with a considerable fortun...more

Paperback, 370 pages

Published July 26th 2011 by Avon

more details... edit details

Get a copy:

More…

Friend Reviews

To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.

Lists with This Book

Royalty In Romance

24th out of 142 books — 53 voters

An Offer From a Gentleman by Julia Quinn

Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke's Heart by Sarah MacLean

Illegitimate heroes & heroines (Historical romance)

56th out of 110 books — 41 voters

More lists with this book...

Community Reviews

(showing 1-30 of 2,450)

filter | sort: default (?) | rating details

Aug 14, 2011 April rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, for-review

Wicked In Your Arms by Sophie Jordan opens with a prologue in which the male love interest, Sevastian Maksimi discovers he is the new heir to the throne of Maldania, a fictional country, after his brother dies in war. It is Sevastian’s duty to his country to find a bride among the English ton, preferably one who will bear many children. Grier Hadley is a bastard, but her father, Jack, is super rich and provides Grier with a generous dowry, as long as she marries a titled man. However, the ton do...more

2 likes · like · see review

May 19, 2013 Lita Bouquard rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance

Grier's lineage and upbringing was unorthodox. Her father Jack, a now wealthy man who aspires to have his daughters enter into society has only recently met Grier, Cleo and Marguerite. He has offered a large dowry to entice gentlemen to court his beautiful daughters whom he fathered but never bothered to marry any of their mothers. Thus the need for the dowry. I am a bit confused because I read Marguerite's story and it occurred first, yet this is Book 1 in the Forgotten Princesses series.

Grier...more

like · see review

May 16, 2013 Gaby rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adult, historical, read-2013, romance

Posted at Oh My Books!

Grier Hadley has a new fortune and is looking for a husband who doesn't care she's illegitimate when he gets her enormous dowry. It's a difficult task, specially since her skin isn't so light, she has freckles and a fierce personality. So it's not a surprise to listen Prince Sevastian Maksimi talking about her like she's garbage, but she isn't going to take it anymore, it doesn't matter he's the hottest man on earth....or a Prince.

Prince Sevastian needs a respectable wife a...more

like · see review

May 14, 2013 Teresa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-fiction

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Grier Hadley is the illegitimate daughter of the very wealthy Jack Hadley. They've been recently reunited and Jack is determined for his daughters to marry into the uppercrust of London society and has promised a fortune of a dowry to who ever weds one of his illegitimate daughters. Grier just wants to find a husband who likes to stay in the country so she can get back to riding horses and hunting like she loves. Unfortunately it seems like everyone looks down on and gossips about Jack Hadley's...more Grier Hadley is the illegitimate daughter of the very wealthy Jack Hadley. They've been recently reunited and Jack is determined for his daughters to marry into the uppercrust of London society and has promised a fortune of a dowry to who ever weds one of his illegitimate daughters. Grier just wants to find a husband who likes to stay in the country so she can get back to riding horses and hunting like she loves. Unfortunately it seems like everyone looks down on and gossips about Jack Hadley's daughter so Grier often spends these parties where she's supposed to find a husband hiding behind the plants.

It is at one of these parties when she's hidden behind a fern when she hears Prince Sevastian say she's not the type of woman one would wed (just bed) and she ends up throwing her drink on him. Prince Sevastian has just finished fighting a war in which some rebels were trying to dethrone his family. Now with only his ailing grandfather and him left, the rest died in the war, he must go to London and quickly find a wealthy and titled lady to wed before his grandfather dies.

I really enjoyed this! It was a bit Pride and Prejudice-esque and I really enjoyed the fiery banter of their first meetings. I also liked that she ended up liking him, not for his title, but for himself. Like when her father and sister are so giddy that she's going to be a queen someday she actually isn't excited at all about that part because she wanted him not his title. And I thought it was so cute at they end when they both revealed when their birthdays were. Sometimes with this genre the stories are painfully similar and while this one did have the basic historical romance formula, I didn't think it was so similar as to make anyone feel they'd read the story before, just with different names and slightly different setting. With these types of stories you always know the ending and while I did know that she was obviously going to marry the Prince I enjoyed actually reading the whole story and seeing the WAY they finally get together. (less)

like · see review

May 12, 2013 Lover of Romance rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: avon, favorites, historical-romance, regency

After fighting many battles and wars along side his brother and their fellow country men, many have died more than half of their army, but they have come victors, but then his brother is killed, and Sevastian becomes the heir prince, with more duties and obligations than he ever wanted for himself. He knows his duty, to marry a woman of good bloodlines and with a lot of money; in order to save his country. So he comes to England to find just that, but the pickings are a bit slim, but there is on...more After fighting many battles and wars along side his brother and their fellow country men, many have died more than half of their army, but they have come victors, but then his brother is killed, and Sevastian becomes the heir prince, with more duties and obligations than he ever wanted for himself. He knows his duty, to marry a woman of good bloodlines and with a lot of money; in order to save his country. So he comes to England to find just that, but the pickings are a bit slim, but there is one woman that may have a lot of money, but could never be his future queen, yet she stirs something in him he has never felt before and he can't help but be utterly fascinated and aches for more. Grier grew up in the country, but when her mother dies unexpectedly her birth father, a owner of a gambling hell, decides to put them in society, even though they have zero bloodlines worth anything, when Grier and her sister marry, the money that comes with them is sure to attract any male. Grier despises herself for putting up this ridiculous charade of being someone she isn't. She craves freedom, and knows that it is her duty to marry high, and when she first meets the prince, she finds him a boor and rude and would never go after him, since he doesn't seem to hold her in high esteem. But when they both end up at a country estate house party for a week, Grier wonders if she will be able to resist the temptation of one blissful night with him that would change her life forever.

I feel like every time I read a book from this author, I think to myself why did it take myself so long to read her. I have recently started reading more of her books, and the ones I have read so far, are some of my favorite romances. There is a certain way about her writing that captures your attentions from the first sentence. When I saw Wicked In Your Arms on the shelves at the library, I knew I had to pick it up, the cover alone is what really drew me, I love the vibrant yellows and oranges mixed in with the dark color of Grier's dress. Then when I read the blurb, I instantly put it in my bag. This story is the first in the series, and I do love a royal story, especially when in the beginning you wonder how they end up together, considering they are from two sides of the tracks right? Well it was pure bliss to read Grier and Sevastian's story.

We begin with Sevastian having just returned from the war, still wounded but seeking his grandfather, who expects him to marry well to rebuild their country up again. Still mourning the loss of his brother and with a huge heap of responsibilities he never though he would have to endure, he heads to England to procure a bride. Then it jumps to two months later, at a ball, where Grier, who is content to hide behind plants rather than talk nonsense with the ton, overhears a conversation not very flattering about herself and her sister, between a prince and his cousin, and lets just say the outcome was hilarious and the humorous tension that builds between Grier and Sevastian is very entertaining to say the least. In fact this is probably one of the more entertaining read I have had a chance to read in quite a while. Then they are put together in a house party for a week, and the conflict between them only escalates further. In the beginning they almost despise each other despite the fact they desire each other. Then we see a strong emotional connection as well builds between them, and despisement turns to passion which turns into a intense love story. It is almost like a roller coaster going through all these emotions along side the couple, A whirl of fun this story is.

Now I had a hard time choosing which characters I liked more Sevastian or Grier. Sevastian in the beginning seems to be very conceited and very rude but we see another side to him. We see the true character, what is beneath the tough protective exterior and to the delicious part of him. Sevastian is a royal, but he wishes he could have love and someone to really care for. He also knows the chances of finding that are slim. I enjoyed seeing the hard part of him soften toward Grier, and that's where it gets really emotional. Grier, just had my heart from the beginning, I felt it so easy to relate with her on a personal level. Grier has grown up riding astride horses, learning to fish and shoot, (nothing a proper woman should ever even think about), she likes to talk about real events instead of the weather or what needlepoint she is working on. I found her to be like a breath of fresh air. I also liked how resilient she is, pretty much everyone talks horribly behind her back, but she takes it all in stride, and puts a smile on her face even though inside she is hurting. I liked how brave she was and stood up to Sevastian constantly.

Overall I fell in love with Sevastian and Grier, and as we see their relationship progress, I couldn't help but love seeing these two together. The story was a whirlwind of fun, passion, a bit of danger, and a whole lot of intensity that only made for a astounding read. A SEXY read that only demonstrates Jordans wonderful storytelling talent that reaches out to the reader. DELIGHTFUL!!!(less)

like · see review

Sep 16, 2011 Denise rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: big-hulking-beautiful-male, brooklyn-library-ebook, favorites, library-ebook, strong-heroine, strong-secondary-characters, super-protective-male, favorite-shrine-worthy-hero-s

Grier Hadley is the headstrong illegitimate daughter of Jack, who is very rich from being some kind of king of the underground who is looking to become part of London society by marrying off his illegitimate daughters to titled gentlemen. It seems more can be learned about that situation by reading Wicked Nights With a Lover although this book can be a read alone and is part of a new series, I think somewhere it should state that the books are tied together. I felt as if I was missing somethin...more

1 like · like · see review

Jul 21, 2011 Mary Gramlich rated it 5 of 5 stars

WICKED IN YOUR ARMS by Sophie Jordan
Book #1 in the Forgotten Princesses Series
07/11 - HarperCollins Publishers - Mass Market Paperback, 384 pages

Are we able to overcome the expectations set for us?

When you are born into life with no discernible lineage, trying to find a good match becomes close to impossible. Despite the fact that her father is ridiculously rich Miss Grier Hadley is viewed as his illegitimate daughter and the large dowry he is offering is the only reason she is invited to partie...more WICKED IN YOUR ARMS by Sophie Jordan
Book #1 in the Forgotten Princesses Series
07/11 - HarperCollins Publishers - Mass Market Paperback, 384 pages

Are we able to overcome the expectations set for us?

When you are born into life with no discernible lineage, trying to find a good match becomes close to impossible. Despite the fact that her father is ridiculously rich Miss Grier Hadley is viewed as his illegitimate daughter and the large dowry he is offering is the only reason she is invited to parties at all. Grier is convinced she will marry a common man not a titled heir despite what her father wants.

Crowned Prince Sevastian Maksami is looking for a queen with impeccable taste and breeding and he needs to get that done today. He is to be King and everyone expects him to produce numerous perfect heirs with this flawless to be chosen queen. His interests are not to be considered and once Grier dumps her drink on his head, he is sure that she can be ruled out of any race to the altar despite her money and exquisite good looks. A man does love a feisty red head with freckles who can sass him without breaking a nail and funny things do tend to happen on the way to destiny.

Sev may have the title but Grier has the magic that is drawing him to her and making him want to stop her from talking with a kiss. That one kiss turns into some roaming hands, deep breathing, and the thought that he might get her out of his mind if only he could get her into his bed for one night. He may know he cannot marry her, but does that have to rule out having a relationship with her?

Grier is not going to back away from any fight as she has held her own since she was left to her own devices at a young age. She has known despair and the stigma of name calling so this future king can take a flying leap; she is not going to be any man’s temporary fling. Yet the harder she fights to stay away the more she is drawn to him and he to her with total abandon to king and country. Sev has always fulfilled his duty but just this once he wants to know what it feels like to make his own choices and decide his own fate and love whom he desires.

Sev and Grier stumble over each other enough that once they figure out that love has a way of making decisions for you. They are lost in one another’s passionate embrace and while the past may cause some blips on Grier’s radar and Sev’s family seems to have more issues then he ever suspected if they can get past all that to move this may prove to be the best decision they independently make together!

You have to prepare yourself that once you pick up this book the dishes will not be done, the family will have to fend for itself, and you will not be able to stop reading Sev and Grier’s story. You feel the pain and passion from both of them and the adventure they are on is fabulous! The only unfortunate part is the book does end so do as I did and read it again and again and again.(less)

2 likes · like · see review

Jul 12, 2011 Lark Howard rated it 5 of 5 stars

Grier Hadley needs a husband. Her father, one of London's most unsavory characters, wants his illegitimate daughter to marry a title and is offering an enormous, ill-gotten dowry to whichever nobleman takes her to the altar. That’s why she’s hiding behind a potted plant at the ball.

Prince Sevastian Maksimi needs a wife—a well-bred young lady of impeccable reputation with a considerable fortune to her name. That’s why he tells his cousin to scratch the unacceptably common Miss Hadley from his lis...more

like · see review

Nov 25, 2012 Ellyce rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012, historical-romance

This book was actually going perfectly fine until well over halfway through. The hero might have been an alphahole, but at least he wasn't randomly popping out of a corner and jumping on the heroine. Then, bam! He GOES INTO HER ROOM IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT and starts taking off her clothes and his as well and says that YES DEAR, WE MUST CONSUMMATE OUR RELATIONSHIP BECAUSE THERE IS NO TIME LEFT. Wow, what a stellar catch, and how UNCREEPY. *eyeroll*

I liked the heroine well enough, but god, th...more

1 like · like · see review

Sep 02, 2011 Karen rated it 4 of 5 stars

I loved Grier. Under other circumstances, I think she would have been considered an Original; yet because of the Ton's rigid opinions on birth, even her father's wealth can't buy her more than a grudging seat at Society's best tables. (Her father made his money from gambling hells and has no refinement to speak of; she does, but she and her half-sister Cleo were born out of wedlock.)

There's a more than a bit of the Elizabeth-Darcy vibe going on with her initial relationship with Sevastian, and t...more

1 like · like · see review

Aug 20, 2011 Lisa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: sophie-jordan, historical-romance

This is just a quick review of a great book!

Prince Sevastian Maksimi knows that following a long, grueling war that leaves his elder brother dead, he must quickly take a wealthy bride and produce an heir to help bolster his counties spirits. He travels to London where a cousin of his lives and sets out to find a nice, docile wealthy bride. Unfortunately for him, he is overheard saying some very rude things about Grier Hadley and in her bold, confident manner, she dumps her lemon water on him! A...more

like · see review

Jun 28, 2011 Shannan/GirlsInTheStacks.com rated it 4 of 5 stars

To say Sophie Jordan is my hero is an understatement. She gets to write a highly successful YA paranormal romance trilogy, sexy historical romance books, and paranormal romance books (wowza!). Now why is she my hero? Because what goes on in that head of hers makes me blush and I like it!!

While I haven’t read many historical romances, I have to say I really enjoyed this one. The beginning seemed to go on a little too long with the differences between Grier and the Prince. However, I liked the sto...more

2 likes · like · see review

May 16, 2013 Irishgirl1247 rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: e-book, romance, historical-england

Free or 99 cent Nook book
ehh I got a bunch of discounted nook books and sadly I can see why most were discounted. This one started out strong. I had high hopes, but it just went down hill.
Grier (weird right?) is the female Jon Snow, aka a bastard that likes to remind us and be reminded of her status a lot.

This picture will be the best part of this review, enjoy it.

Sev is the crowned Prince of Maldania, a country god knows where. No really, I have no idea, he is obvious very comfortable with t...more

like · see review

Aug 20, 2011 Jaime rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fresh-fiction-reads, 2011-read

Review from www.FreshFiction.com

After what seems to be endless war, the country of Maldania has finally won peace at great cost to the royal family and the people they are suppose to protect. Now that the borders are safe from foreign evasion, it is up to the sole living heir to rebuild his family. Prince Sevastian Maksimi must travel to neighboring England to find a bride who will one day be the Queen of Maldania. It is the duty he must perform for the health of his country if he likes the youn...more

like · see review

Jul 14, 2011 Pam Vlieg rated it 4 of 5 stars

Oh Sophie Jordan, you enamored me with Firelight and steamed up my nights with Wicked in Your Arms. It’s been quite a long time since I read a romance and when this one showed up on my doorstep I did a little happy dance. I knew I loved Jordan’s teen writing and I couldn’t wait to see how her prose was used in the romance genre.

Sevastian seems to be a foppish prat, concerned only with finding a well bred girl to marry and bed down with heirs for his kingdom. It is after all his duty. Grier is as...more

2 likes · like · see review

Aug 19, 2011 Tori smexys_sidekick rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: review-for-smexybooks, arc

Originally posted at http://www.smexybooks.com/2011/08/rev...

Favorite Quote: “Do you mean to say you’re considering me as a prospective wife? Heavens! Have the stars truly shined down on me? Could I be so blessed?”

Crown Prince Sevastian Maksimi, one of Europe’s most eligible bachelors, must find a rich wife of impeccable breeding and produce a heir in order to help his country heal from the devastation of war. When Ms. Grier Hadley finds herself eavesdropping on the prince and his cousin, she is...more

1 like · like · see review

Nov 06, 2011 Elle rated it 3 of 5 stars

I was a bit frustrated with the first half of the book because the characters kept repeating themselves. He's a prince in need of a suitable bride, she's the bastard daughter of the owner of a gaming hell, completely unsuitable. She's constantly being snubbed and rebuffed by members of the ton. She doesn't want to be there. She wants to go live in the country. She hides. She's fascinated by the prince, angry that he sees her as unsuitable, but realizes she IS unsuitable. He's fascinated by her,...more

like · see review

Feb 22, 2012 Nancy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Prince Sevastian goes to England to find a bride, but what he doesn’t expect is to fall for the illegitimate daughter of a rogue. While his cousin urges him to court a suitable lady, he can’t help falling under Grier’s spell. The fiery redhead captivates him like no other woman, but can he resist her charms to fulfill his duty?

Grier knows it’s trouble when she meets the Prince. From his disparaging remarks, he clearly considers her beneath his station. Yet as they continue to encounter each oth...more

like · see review

Jul 26, 2011 Katie(babs) added it

DNF by chapter 2. Heroine and hero meet and sparks fly because heroine overhears hero saying some not so nice things about her. She pours lemonade over his head. Sounds great, right? But then in chapter 2 heroine comes upon hero boinking a married woman, and then hero and heroine hide in a closet because married woman's husband comes upon her. Hero gets very friendly with heroine in closet even after he's been diddling with another woman. Heroine gets all hot and bothered.

Sorry, not into the tro...more

1 like · like · see review

May 28, 2012 Regina rated it 4 of 5 stars

An enjoyable romance between war-weary Prince Sevastian and commoner-heiress Grier Hadley. Theirs was a 'hate turns to love' courtship; even though Grier was offended and hurt over Sevastian's superior attitude and his belief that she wasn't appropriate bride material (similar to Pride & Prejudice), they continued to dance around a shared sexual attraction while learning to appreciate each others' personalities. There was a bit of intrigue towards the end to give the story a different type o...more

like · see review

Aug 30, 2011 Reading Romances added it

Grier has big, fat, and fancy dowry, while Prince Sevastian...Well, he's a prince. What I didn't tell you is that Sevastian needs money and an heir, while Grier needs a title. Their first meeting can be very well described as total chaos. There's gossip, people spying, drinks (and then an empty glass of lemonade) and both of them are very cruel to one another.

Now, I have to say how much I love the name of this series and this book cover! It's an incredible cover that made me want to have a big...more

like · see review

Jul 08, 2012 Yvonne Boag rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

Grier Hadley is very wealthy, very entertaining and quite attractive. Unfortunately she is the illegitimate daughter of a man who runs a gaming hell. Prince Sevastian has come to London to find a rich wife and though sparks fly from his first meeting with Grier, she won't do even if she is all that he can think about.

I enjoyed this book right up to the ending which the author then made complicated. I thought the couple had enough to overcome without having to introduce a plot twist. It was unne...more

like · see review

May 18, 2013 Jyoti Achameesing rated it 4 of 5 stars

Sophie Jordan has a touch of Barbara Cartland. This novel is set in an aristocrat society where Grier the heroine is a misfit. In her quest of acceptance she hunts for a life partner to provide a passport of respect. However she overhears sarcastic remarks about herself from a Prince. Impulsive by nature she doused him with lemon juice. Funny girl and yet a woman in every sense. The hate and love story is carefully organized by the author. The characters are given sufficient space to evolve and...more

like · see review

May 21, 2012 W. rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance

Interesting hero and heroine with good emotions. Plot was generally tight (although predictable) and focused mainly on the hero and heroine. The climax and conclusion had some overused plot elements like (view spoiler). The story would have been much stronger if those elements weren't used. The chemistry between the main characters were excelle...more

like · see review

May 13, 2013 Laura the Highland Hussy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Read this review on Demon Lover's Books & More

4.5

I got this for free the other day and thought I’d flip through to see if it was something I’d like. Within minutes I was hooked. I read this in one night, on my phone because my husband was asleep next to me.

The crown prince of Maladonia Sevastian Maksimi is being told by his aging grandfather the king, that after a decade of war and bloodshed, his people need something to look forward to. He wants to see Sev settled down and married (preferab...more

7 likes · like · see review

Aug 03, 2012 Bird rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance, saucy, read-in-2012

I wish Goodreads had a bomb rating in addition to the star ratings. Not because this book deserved a bomb, but because some of my one-star reads are so horrible that one star is too generous, while others (like this one) aren't enjoyable, but also aren't stomp-on-it-rip-it-into-tiny-pieces-then-burn-it bad.

That's my long-winded way of saying that while I didn't like this book, and it greatly annoyed me for much of the time I was reading it, it's not horrible. I just found the plot so boring (how...more

1 like · like · see review

May 14, 2013 Sue rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance, regency-romance, romance

Even though Wicked in Your Arms got off to a slow start for me, I did enjoy the story.
Grier is the illegimate daughter of Jack Hadley; the owner of a notorious gambling hell. In order for his daughter to marry well, Jack has provided her with a very, very generous dowry. Sevastian Maksimi is the Crown Prince of Maldania and must marry well. Maldania is poor because they have been fighting a war for the past 10 years. Sev comes to England to find a rich bride. He and Grier get off to a bad start...more

like · see review

Aug 15, 2012 Daisy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own

Oh Sophie Jordan, how I love your historical romances! Even though it was slightly mortifying to receive this from my BROTHER as a Christmas present, I cannot regret putting it on my wishlist, cause it was simply wonderful!

The story just flows seemingly effortlessly and I breezed through the whole novel in no time at all! I was fully immersed in Grier and Sev's story and the thing that's keeping me from giving Wicked In Your Arms the full five stars, is that it didn't make me cry. And I wanted t...more

like · see review

Aug 01, 2011 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

I'm new to the Sophie Jordan books (this is only my second by her) but I know I'll be looking for more and more from here on out. I loved this story, Grier was a great heroine. She was extremly well written and I loved how easy it was to connect to her emotionally. I loved the explosive chemistry between Grier and the hero Sev. Great plot twist towards the end as well (but I can't say much more than that). I'm really excited to see what comes next for Cleo, the last of the half siblings in the f...more

like · see review

Jan 02, 2012 Billie Jo rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2011

Not exactly a page turner but it had it's moments. There just seemed to be something missing in the development of the characters. It did have a good story line. I do look forward to reading the next book. To be honest, there have been times I have misjudge a book when it has followed a really great 5 star book. The second book will be the deciding factor in whether or not I continue the series.

like · see review

« previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 81 82 next »

new topic
Discuss This Book

There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Be the first to start one »

Recommend it | Stats | Recent status updates

combine
Other Editions (2)

Genres

Romance > Historical Romance

131 users

Romance

94 users

Historical Fiction

18 users

Historical Romance > Regency Romance

11 users

Adult

10 users

Regency

10 users

Adult Fiction

5 users

Womens Fiction > Chick Lit

3 users

Book Club

2 users

See top shelves...

Readers also enjoyed similar books

About Sophie Jordan

Pseudonym:
Sharie Kohler

Sophie Jordan took her adolescent daydreaming one step further and penned her first historical romance in the back of her high school Spanish class. This passion led her to pursue a degree in English and History.

A brief stint in law school taught her that case law was not nearly as interesting as literature - teaching English seemed the natural recourse. After several years...more

More about Sophie Jordan...

Books by Sophie Jordan

Sins of a Wicked Duke (The Penwich School for Virtuous Girls #1)

More…

Share This Book

Facebook Twitter Your website

Trivia About Wicked in Your Arms

No trivia or quizzes yet. Add some now »

Quotes from Wicked in Your Arms

“Run from me, Grier Hadley, and I'll follow. I'll track you down and find you.” — 5 people liked it

More quotes…

title link	preview: Wicked in Your Arms
avg rating	preview: Wicked in Your Arms Goodreads rating: 3.86 (931 ratings)
small image	preview: click here [close]
med image	preview: click here [close]
BBCode	[url=http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9519719-wicked-in-your-arms?utm_medium=api&utm_source=blog_book][img]http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1301172082l/9519719.jpg[/img][/url] [url=http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9519719-wicked-in-your-arms?utm_medium=api&utm_source=blog_book]Wicked in Your Arms by Sophie Jordan[/url]

Wicked in Your Arms (Forgotten Princesses #1)

Friend Reviews

Community Reviews

Share This Book

Share This Book on Your Website