A great finale to the series, enjoyed the longing from Wes a little too much. The man woke up from a fever to find his beloved married to one of his friends, I died. The scheming threats from the Duke, this book had so many good subplots that came together.

I didn't read the first two books in the Regency Vows series, but now I absolutely want to!

Too Woo and to Wed was so hilarious, with impeccable timing, character development, and I enjoyed the plot a lot! Sophie and Wes literally invented longing, angst, push-and=pull, almost touching, etc! This was so steamy even when it wasn't spicy! I cannot emphasize enough how hilarious this was!

Thank you so much to Atria Books and NetGalley for providing an ARC!

You know... this might be my fave of the five books in this series. Sophie and West? ICONIC. This couple is 100% all yearning, longing, pining across the ballroom for SEVEN FREAKING YEARS. Like Martha Waters came and hit it out of the park. Loved every second I spent reading this book!

I do highly recommend reading this series, it's one of the best historical romance series I've read and you know, I had fun with each and every book. And it was so nice to see all the couples in this final book and they're found family and close friends and they are always hanging out and I love to see it ngl.

I've been waiting for Wes and Sophie's book since the beginning of this series, so I was PUMPED when Martha announced this book was coming out.

And let me just say, this book was WORTH THE WAIT. Wes and Sophie's chemistry oozed on every single page. The longing, the pining and the swoon were all next level in their book. Not only was it a so satisfying to see Wes and Sophie end up together, it was nice to sell all of the couples from the other books in it too. This book was a great wrap up of the series and I can't wait to read what Martha writes next.

Although you could read this book alone, I highly recommend reading the whole series.

Thanks to NetGalley and Atria for the arc of the book in exchange for my honest opinions.

🎧 To Woo and To Wed 🎧⁣
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⁣Genre- Historical Romance. ⁣
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⁣Length- 336 pages. ⁣
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⁣My thoughts- To Woo and To Wed is the fifth and final book in the Regency Vows series. Seven years after they first courted, Sophie, a widow, convinces West to fake an engagement. ⁣
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⁣Read if you enjoy: ⁣
⁣- Fake dating & second chance troupe. ⁣
⁣- Lots of reappearing characters. ⁣
⁣- Open door romance. ⁣
⁣- Lots of banter and humor. ⁣
⁣- Angst. ⁣
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⁣Overall, this was a fun book! I’m thinking about going back and reading the entire series from beginning to end! It’s a fun one! Four stars! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⁣

Thank you to @netgalley and the publisher for an ARC in return for my honest review.

I have really enjoyed this group of friends/couples and was very happy to get to West and Sophie's story. I really enjoyed the past part of their relationship but struggled at times with their current day relationship. I needed more tension.

I'm between a 3.5 and a 4 on this one. I wasn't my favorite in the series or anything but I still enjoyed it. I am hit or miss with the fake dating/relationship trope and I think that's what hung me up. It was a great story otherwise.

Thank you for netgalley for the arc

The final installment of this Regency Era romance series did not disappoint. The story was carefully crafted and well developed. Great characters and chemistry. A sweet romance that rounded out a charming and delightful series. Great read

The Regency Vows series has been a long-time favorite of mine and the final book did not disappoint. During the prior four books, West and Sophie displayed undeniable chemistry in the background of other love stories. Finally, it's their turn to get a happily ever after. West and Sophie have the sweetest relationship and I appreciated Waters' commitment to ending the series on a strong note with this much-loved couple.

I think this might be my favorite in the series, but I recommend all five books!

I love that it feels that we have come full circle for the final book as we were introduced to these characters early on. Gonna miss this series.

I was lucky to be gifted an eARC of this book to review. This is a great second chance rom-com story, with all the scheming and the steamy tension I’ve come to expect from this series. This is the final book in the series, and I have read and loved all the previous books. So I knew a little of what to expect before diving into this story.

As far as the plot goes, I loved every second of it. Not only is it a second chance romance, but it is also a fake engagement. And fake dating or fake engagement is one of my favorite troupes! There are definitely some moments that I found very predictable, but that didn’t hinder my enjoyment whatsoever. I love Sophie and West as a couple, and you could really see how much they genuinely cared for one another.

This was definitely a strong story to end on, and I loved that we got to see all our previous couples at some point throughout the book. This felt like the perfect addition to the world Waters has created, and also the perfect way to say goodbye to these characters I’ve grown to love. Sophie and West are a couple that has been hinted at since the very first book, and I’m so happy we finally have their story.

Overall, I loved almost every second of it. Waters has definitely become a favorite author for me, and I can’t wait to see what she is going to pursue now that this series is over.

As Usual, Martha Waters KILLS it with her quirky, funny, and entertaining writing style and plot. I will greatly miss the Regency Vows series and the characters I have gotten to meet and love here. Someone get this woman a Netflix adaptation like Bridgerton!!

Love this series …well written, funny, love all the characters and their stories. I’m sad this is the last one.

A wonderfully funny romantic novel!!! I became enamored with West and Sophie instantly. Their witty banter made me smile. Of course it can’t be a romance novel without the required obstacles to their happily ever after.
If you are a fan of Bridgerton then this is definitely a book for you. I will have to go back and read all of the books in this series now!

This series is always cute. I enjoyed this one. Love a second chance romance. I felt the chemistry was on point, not a ton of steam. I loved that we had a disabled hero and a celibate one. It had really great banter and I laughed out loud a few times too. Overall cute story with interesting characters.
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This book was so fun and I loved it. I enjoyed the fake fiancé trope as well as the chemistry and second chance love between the two main characters. This series in general is a lot of fun and I think this is probably the most anticipated couple of all, so I was very invested in the story. This author does a great job of writing characters, giving them slightly ridiculous situations to deal with, and then somehow ties everything up so well at the end. Definitely a fan of this read

Thank you, Netgalley, the author, and Atria for the gifted e-book! ❤️ #gifted. My review is comprised of my honest thoughts.

Read this book if you like: Dual POV, second chances, widow, fake engagement, forced proximity, steamy

This is the final book of the series. It was a great ending. There are still two I haven't read but definitely will soon. This one was charming, funny, and steamy. I highly recommend it!

Why am I feeling a little teary eyed at the prospect that this series is over? Yeah, they’re books, but now that I think back on it, these characters have been with me for ate least two years. While the Regency Vows series weren’t the first historical romances I’d read, they were among my introduction to historical and have helped me learn to love this genre. This series IS the first historical series I read as it was published, so I’ve gotten to experience the anticipation and the trials of being patient, and it was worth it.

Ugh, Sophie and West’s story has been a long time coming, both for readers and for them. After the quick onset of their infatuation seven years ago, Sophie and West get a second chance at love, or at least faking it.

I think it’s kinda fun when we have characters that are so clearly in love that everyone can see it but they just can’t seem to get out of their own way. This book had a healthy dose of friends meddling to help their friends along, and to me that is community.

I have become a true fan of second chance, and this book was no different. While it did have a lot of flashbacks (which I don’t generally enjoy and also didn’t really care for here), I still felt like the story didn’t completely rely on them to convince us that the two cared for each other. Instead, I feel like their relationship was really built through the previous books. I’m not sure if this is pushed as a stand alone, but these two have too much history for me to think it would work well on its own.

I think, had I just read this book quickly along with the others, it may be 4 stars, but the bittersweet ending of a series I’ve truly enjoyed puts it up to a 5.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC of this book.

A very fun, funny, and steamy historical romantic comedy. This book will be a favorite of everyone who reads it. So much fun!

I'm genuinely crushed that this is indeed the last book in this series I have enjoyed so much for years. Every character I wanted a story from I got, and this was certainly one of my favourites.

West and Sophie have constantly been on the peripheral of the other books with the most intriguing history between them and I am so very glad that we got to meet them properly at last. Fake dating/engagement with a second chance romance with a surprising number of twists that I adored. While this is 4.5 stars because I didn't quite get Sophie's rationale, I am over the moon with her being a heroine who does not want children. Like, finally, representation lol

I hope Waters continues writing historical romances because I will be first in line for whatever she creates next.