Society's Most Disreputable Gentleman
Published by Harlequin
A stuck-up debutante dreaming of the London Season falls for a wounded veteran who shuns society in this Regency romance.
Wounded in action courageously fighting pirates, the notorious Greville Anders returns to society with neither the dress nor conduct considered proper for a gentleman.
Even more scandalous is that well-brought-up debutante Amanda Neville finds this rogue irresistibly tempting. . . . It was her mama’s last wish that her beautiful daughter have a glittering London Season, shine on society’s stage, and marry a lord.
But now Amanda’s greatest desire is just one more secret rendezvous—with the most disreputable man in town!
Praise for Society’s Most Disreputable Gentleman
“Justiss skillfully blends her knowledge of Regency England with her love of the sea . . . the romance is fiery but sweet.” —Romantic Times Book Review
“Julia Justiss has another winner with this clever historical romance. Written with her usual (and delicious) skill to develop her characters into people the reader truly cares about. The setting itself becomes almost an additional character, helping the reader immerse themselves into another place and time.” —Fresh Fiction
Wounded in action courageously fighting pirates, the notorious Greville Anders returns to society with neither the dress nor conduct considered proper for a gentleman.
Even more scandalous is that well-brought-up debutante Amanda Neville finds this rogue irresistibly tempting. . . . It was her mama’s last wish that her beautiful daughter have a glittering London Season, shine on society’s stage, and marry a lord.
But now Amanda’s greatest desire is just one more secret rendezvous—with the most disreputable man in town!
Praise for Society’s Most Disreputable Gentleman
“Justiss skillfully blends her knowledge of Regency England with her love of the sea . . . the romance is fiery but sweet.” —Romantic Times Book Review
“Julia Justiss has another winner with this clever historical romance. Written with her usual (and delicious) skill to develop her characters into people the reader truly cares about. The setting itself becomes almost an additional character, helping the reader immerse themselves into another place and time.” —Fresh Fiction
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