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THE MARQUESS AND THE RUNAWAY LADY Book Discussion Questions


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Book Discussion Questions

  1. How is Lady Louisa’s life like the fairytale Cinderella? Who are her “magical mice”?
  2. Is Wick doing a good job bearing the responsibilities as the head of the family?
  3. Which Stringham sister is your favorite and why?
  4. Louisa tells Wick that sharing a burden with those who love you makes it lighter. Do you agree? Have you had a similar experience?
  5. Should Belinda be held responsible for her part in Louisa’s abduction?
  6. Do you think the Rockingham’s got their proper comeuppance?
  7. Louisa longs to be loved as she is. Do we sometimes change ourselves to earn another’s approval? Or affection?
  8. How does Mantheria and Sunny’s blighted love story reflect Lord Glastonbury’s and his mistress, Lady Dutton? What are the differences?
  9. Who is the perfect governess for the Stringham sisters and why?
  10. Louisa says, “We are all wrecks, Wick. Ships beaten about by the storms of our past.” Do you agree?
  11. How does Wick finally let go of his grief and guilt over Charles and Elizabeth’s deaths?

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