As the daughter of a renowned actress, Verity Travers is a
privileged lady of high society—and the last woman one would suspect as
having worked as a private investigator. But she has hung up that
dangerous hat to live the uninspiring life of a gentlewoman. However,
when she and her dearest friend become victims of an armed robbery,
Verity finds herself swept back into the clandestine world of mystery
and crime as she seeks to bring the thief to justice. There’s just one
complication: the persistent and dashingly handsome Bow Street Runner
Nathaniel Denning, who always seems to cross her path.
Verity
is confident she could accomplish her work quickly if only Nathaniel
would stay out of her way. Focusing on the task at hand becomes more and
more difficult as his keen mind, quick wit, and determination to keep
her out of danger muddle her progress—and her heart.
When the
two rival investigators learn they are both pursuing the same cunning
criminal, they must figure out how to navigate the delicate dance of
cooperation amid a backdrop of increasing peril and an irresistible
passion that sets their hearts ablaze.
About The Author
Joanna Barker firmly believes that romance makes everything better, which is why she has fallen in love with writing Regency romances. When she’s not typing away on her next book, you’ll find her listening to podcasts, eating her secret stash of chocolate, or adding things to her Amazon cart. She thinks being an author is the second-best job in the world—right after being a mom. She is just a little crazy about her husband and three wild-but-lovable kids.
My Review
This is Verity's story, and since a mishap a few months ago she has been lying low, but when she and her friends are attacked, well she is no longer retired.
Enter Nathaniel, Mr. Chivalry, a man that is sure there for her when danger appears.
This is a read that has it all, from some sweet romance to running from danger, and I was not suspecting the outcome to the very last!
Will be looking for more in this series!
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