The Marleigh Sisters

Regency Fiction with a sexy, modern twist, for fans of Netflix''s Bridgerton and Queen Charlotte . ''Sizzling romance with a splash of intrigue'' Julia Quinn. author of Bridgerton Praise for the Marleigh sisters series by Amita Murray: ''Delightfully engrossing with a dash of peril'' Woman''s Weekly ''Scintillating and scandalous'' Cosmopolitan ''A dazzling romance...Unladylike Rules of Attraction has it all'' My Weekly Good Housekeeping , ''Best Romance Books to Read'' Mira Marleigh is a writer of salacious society gossip, and one of the extraordinary Marleigh sisters - the beautiful Anglo-Indian socialites who have scandalised the court of King George III and his queen Charlotte. Hiding behind her pen name of Aurelius, her world is turned upside down when a scandalous circular she writes sends Regency buck, Finnegan Underwood, on the run for murder. Mira heads to Devonshire in a search for the real culprit. But not only must she defend herself from Devon''s most ungentlemanly ruffians, she must also keep the secret of her authorship from Finnegan Underwood. Now turned smuggler, he is proving to be one lawbreaker who is very hard to resist. Can Mira keep her head, and her heart, in her quest for the truth...?

Product details

• Authors: Amita Murray
• Publisher: Harper Collins Uk
• Languages: English
• Product format: Paperback
• Released: 10.04.2025
• EAN: 9780008598099
• ISBN: 978-0-00-859809-9
• Dimensions: 129 mm x 198 mm x 30 mm
• Series: The Marleigh Sisters
• Subjects: Fiction > Narrative literature; Romance, London, Greater London, FICTION / Coming of Age, Historical romance, FICTION / Historical / General, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Historical fiction, FICTION / Romance / Romantic Comedy, Erotic Romance, FICTION / Romance / Historical / Regency, erotic fiction, c 1800 to c 1900, Humorous fiction, Narrative theme: Identity / belonging, Contains explicit material, c 1811 to c 1820 (Regency period), FICTION / Romance / Erotic, Narrative theme: Diversity, equality, inclusion, Regency style