Sinful in Satin
After the estate of her notorious courtesan mother, Alessandra, is settled, Celia is left with little except for a small townhouse in London. Celia has big plans for her new home until she discovers it comes furnished with a tenant: Jonathan. Despite Celia’s best efforts to convince him to move, Jonathan refuses to leave, because, unbeknownst to Celia, he needs access to Alessandra’s papers to see if the lady left any treasonous secrets behind. When nothing convinces Jonathan to remove himself from her property and her life, Celia begins to think she may have to borrow a page from her mother’s book of tricks. Hunter deftly sifts intrigue and exquisite sensuality into the plot of the third book in her exceptionally entertaining Rarest Blooms quartet. --John Charles