Sweet Transgression - Renee Wilde | HR Debut

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Hello book lovers! Here is a debut novel from Renee Wilde. I enjoyed her writing and will definitely be reading more of her books πŸ€— 

What you can expect from tropes
🀧 Heroine cares for the hero when he is brought back injured from Waterloo and has no memory of who he is
🎩 He's a duke - and she has a big secret that makes them an impossible couple. Or does it?
πŸ‘©‍⚕️STEM heroine, she's a war nurse and has aspirations to become a doctor
πŸ’‰ Vaccines 101: heroine administers cowpox virus during an outbreak of smallpox to save lives
πŸ•―Slow Burn Romance
πŸ₯Ί Hero suffers from PTSD after war during storms
πŸ₯ Cinnamon roll hero and strong willed heroine 
πŸ‘΅ Hero's aunt is a sweet society dragon πŸ˜‚

I loved this book, it has so many tropes I love and the vaccine theme was very on point. The only thing I wish was different was that they would have talked about the conflict at the end, even though the Hero just wanted to be together with the Heroine, it would have brought more closure to hear it from him.

Also, I love a Cinnamon Roll hero that let's the woman take charge πŸ˜πŸ‘€πŸ€— 

I received an advanced copy from the author, but this doesn't impact my review. Thank you!

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