Publisher's Synopsis
In this steamy novel from Ashlyn Macnamara';a born storyteller' (Jennifer McQuiston) who ';brings all the elegance and romance of the Regency to life' (Tessa Dare)a dutiful young lady tries to resist the charms of a rogue from the legendary Bow Street Runners. When Lady Elizabeth Wilde and her sisters are summoned once again to their chronically anxious father's deathbed, she's shocked to find that his worries are at last justified. He's terribly ill, and Lizzie suspects poison. But when she seeks help from the Bow Street Runners, her request is answered by a rough-hewn rogue known only as Dysart. Though his irreverent charm by turns shocks and captivates her, a man of Dysart's background is an altogether inappropriate choice for a duke's daughterisn't he? Although Dysart has his reasons to disdain polite society, the promise of supplemental income from a noble's coffers is too tempting to deny. But if Dysart means to apprehend the culprit who poisoned the duke, he'll need to avoid any and all distractionslike the delicious swish of Lady Elizabeth's hips. Yet as the investigation begins to unearth secrets he'd rather remain hidden, Dysart must decide at a moment's notice whether to hold Elizabeth at arm's length . . . or pull her dangerously close. Praise for the novels of Ashlyn Macnamara ';Ashlyn Macnamara weaves tales rich in angst, humor, and history as she treats readers to the steamier side of Regency. Her inventive prose has secured her a place on my auto-buy list, and her memorable characters have secured a place in my heart. Don't forget to set your morning alarm, though. You'll be reading long past your bedtime!'New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Jennifer McQuiston ';A witty, sexy historical romance . . . Pain, scandal, forgiveness, honor, intrigue, passion, clever banter, romance and love all play a part in this delightful tale, which will keep readers turning the pages.'Romance Junkies, on What a Lady Craves ';An intriguing, dramatic, and sexually charged novel that is recommended for most historical romance lovers.'Library Journal, on What a Lady Demands ';A wonderful tale depicting an intelligent heroine who speaks her mind, and a misguided hero who is struggling with his past.'Fresh Fiction, on What a Lady Requires Includes a special message from the editor, as well as an excerpt from another Loveswept title.
