Countess So Shameless (A Scandal in London Novel)
In LeFey’s unique Georgian romance, Lady Melisande Compton finds herself in the unusual position, for her time, of being an independently wealthy woman after the deaths of her parents. She also likes to shock her high society peers by playing chess during balls and by insisting she will never marry. Lord Alessandro Orsini kissed her in her youth, and she wants only to experience such passion again. When he reenters her life, she has an affair with him. They announce an engagement they do not intend to honor as a cover, then Alessandro becomes determined to make it a reality as they fall in love. But Melisande has a secret birth father and a new enemy determined to ruin her. Ultimately, she and Alessandro withstand life threatening danger to be together. Elizabeth Hoyt and Eloisa James have helped to make Georgian romances popular, and their fans and all historical romance readers will enjoy LeFey’s characters and engrossing story, too. —Amy Alessio