‘And you’ve come here today to read me a lecture in all my deplorable habits?’ ‘No…’ she stalled, wracking her brain for inspiration and failing, ‘I’ve come here to ask you to marry me!’ After three disastrous seasons, bookish Josephine Fairfax believes that she is long past the age of finding her perfect fictional hero. But when her brother’s loathsome Monstrous Marriage Masterplan results in her youngest sister Matilda’s engagement to the vastly unsuitable Lord Huntingly, even she must draw the line. Josephine may be the bluestocking sister, but she is still a Fairfax who will sacrifice anything for family, even proposing marriage to a man who may be the most dangerous gentleman in the ton… Each book in the Fairfax Sisters series can be read as a standalone.Praise for The Proposition of the Season: 'A delightfully lighthearted regency romp. Five stars from me' ????? 'Lord Huntingly is the regency bad boy of my dreams' ????? 'This book will keep you coming back for more' ????? 'This book is a rollercoaster, evoking classic Bronte and Austen works, and keeping the reader gripped until the last page' ????? 'A historical romance with a bit of mystery and a strong heroine who asks questions instead of waiting around for answers' ????? 'Lighthearted and charming, it’s the perfect nostalgic read' ???? 'The perfect mix between Bridgerton and a Katrina Kendrick book - and I ATE this up' ???? 'How I love a story of sisters, and Michelle Kenney has conjured up four sparky modern-minded Fairfax girls. The dialogue is quick-fire, plot complex and satisfying, the men heroic and rich' Jane Dunn, Sunday Times bestselling author