Viscountess of Vice
a Regency Reformers novel by Jenny Holiday
Lady Catharine wants a little excitement. Bored of playing the role of the ton’s favorite slightly scandalous widow, she jumps at the chance to go undercover as a courtesan. Social reformer James Burnham is conducting a study of vice in England’s capital. Catharine is the last sort of woman James should want, but want her he does. When Catharine and James are forced to band together, they’ll be drawn into a web of secrets and lies that endangers their lives—and their hearts.
To Love a Libertine
by Liana LeFey
When Miss Eden Lowther catches the eye of Lord Percival Falloure, Marquess of Tavistoke, she’s delighted, for his wicked lordship is anything but boring. The canny coquette sets out to capture the infamous “Terror of the Ton” but he is not at all what she expects. Having suffered heartbreak and humiliation two years ago, Lord Tavistoke is wary of love. Determined to avoid the marriage yoke, he looks to reestablish his rotten reputation with a rousing scandal. His mark: Miss Eden Lowther, a tearing beauty reported to have left devastation in her wake last Season. If anyone has asked for ruination, it is the heartless “Hellion of Holker Hall.”
Only an Earl Will Do
by Tamara Gill
The reigning queen of London society, Lady Elizabeth Worthingham, has her future set out for her. Marry well, and marry without love. An easy promise to make and one she owed her family after her near ruinous past that threatened them all. And the rakish scoundrel Henry Andrews, Earl of Muir who’s inability to act a gentleman when she needed one most would one day pay for his treachery.
When a Lady Deceives (Her Majesty’s Most Secret Service) Page 32