The Devil of Downtown (Uptown Girls, #3)

by Joanna Shupe

“I may not have a mustache but I am indeed a villain. You’d be wise to remember it.”

“Good God. You are a worm, Mulligan. No, you are lower than a worm. You are the scum floating atop a Mulberry Street puddle.” He chuckled. “I will give you credit for creativity, Miss Greene. I don’t think I’ve ever been called puddle scum before.”

Men are the way they are because we’ve allowed them to run roughshod over us for centuries.

“Why are sons not taught to change things? Why must the burdens and problems of this world constantly fall on the shoulders of women?”