There are some excellent characters both good and bad. Eventually however she has to accompany her mistress to a large house party where she meets again all the other people who were involved in her downfall.

These become so disapproved of that she is obliged to drop out of sight and become a ladies companion. The title refers to one of the main characters, Celia, who is known about town as Lady Infamous due to some of her actions. The author seems to be settling into her rhythm now and this one has a slightly unusual storyline which makes it more interesting. This is the third book in the Rebels of the Ton series and I liked it the best of the three so far. Will it put an end to the love blossoming between them? Does she have the courage to find out? He still seems intrigued, but Celia has acquired a shocking secret along with her hard-won humility.

As a youth, Richard was infatuated with Celia. Then there is Richard, the studious boy Celia used to ridicule, who is now gorgeous, wealthy, and more-than-a-little famous. When Celia is forced to attend a society wedding as a companion to an elderly guest, she must confront the clique she once commanded the gentleman she'd once hoped to marry-who is now wed to a girl Celia relentlessly taunted and the powerful man who ruined her life a decade before-and is threatening to do so again. Once the reigning beauty of her social set, Celia-whom the newspapers dubbed Lady Infamous-has fallen on hard times and is practically destitute, her reputation in shreds. Jackson won’t want to miss this smart and stirring new holiday love story from the acclaimed author of Outrageous. Bridgerton fans and readers of Scarlett Scott, Darcy Burke, and K.J.

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