"Slightly Wicked" by Mary Balogh is the second book in the Bedwyn Saga series, continuing the enthralling journey through Regency England's world of romance and intrigue. This installment focuses on the story of Judith Law, the sister of Aidan Bedwyn from the first book, and Rannulf Bedwyn, the charming and rakish younger brother of Aidan.

The narrative unfolds as Judith, a proper and reserved young woman, finds herself unexpectedly drawn to Rannulf, a notorious rogue known for his devilish charm and irresistible allure. Despite their differences in temperament and social status, their paths intertwine when Judith becomes embroiled in a scandalous situation, and Rannulf offers his assistance.

As they navigate the complexities of society and their growing attraction to each other, Judith and Rannulf embark on a journey of self-discovery and passion. Balogh skillfully weaves together themes of love, trust, and redemption, creating a captivating tale of forbidden romance and unexpected desire.

"Slightly Wicked" captivates readers with its vivid characters, sparkling dialogue, and lush historical detail, transporting them to a world where passion ignites amidst the constraints of society. It is a delightful continuation of the Bedwyn Saga series, offering a compelling blend of romance and adventure that will leave readers eagerly anticipating the next instalment.