The Thief and the Noble

 The Thief and the Noble

by Dana LeCheminant

As the daughter of a marquess, Lady Marian Russell is poised to impress in her first London Season. She is young, beautiful, and wealthy—but catching an eligible husband is the last thing on her mind. Marian is disillusioned with how the upper class lives while the poor of London suffer, and she is determined to right this imbalance. When she comes face-to-face with a mysterious man who steals from arrogant aristocrats and redistributes the spoils to the poor, Marian recognizes a motivation that mirrors her own. She is determined to discover the true identity of the unscrupulous hero and offer her assistance.

When she unmasks the bandit Robin, he begrudgingly agrees to train the lovely Marian in the art of thievery in exchange for her silence, quickly realizing that his heart may be stolen next. But when they discover a copycat thief operating in London, they are faced with a foe whose purpose is far from noble. Amid distracting suitors, becoming a champion of the poor, and a growing attraction Marian can’t ignore, can she and Robin expose the renegade pilferer without risking themselves—and each other?

By far this is my favorite book of Dana's. This one had me laughing by all the silly antics and mishaps that were happening. 

Who doesn't love a good retelling of Robin Hood? This was such a fun retelling and I loved it. I listened to this one on audible and it was so hard not to keep listening to it. When I had to turn it off I couldn't wait to turn it back on and listen to it. 

I have read others by Dana and truly hope that we see some more regency from her.