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When exiled royalty and espionage combine, expect a romance as bold as the 1920s …
Olga Novikov is a princess without a throne. Her fiance and her family slain in the revolution, she flees Russia and finds herself working as the head of housekeeping at London’s luxurious Grand Russe Hotel. It’s a far cry from the glamour of her former life, but she’s grateful for the job-until a guest forces her to question where her loyalty lies. The charming nobleman challenges her at every turn-and arouses dreams of romance she thought she’d abandoned forever …
Douglas Glass Childers is living a double life. On the surface, he’s the indolent Viscount Walling, but in truth he’s an intelligence agent searching for a Bolshevik weapons master. The coolly beautiful and headstrong housekeeper is a distraction he doesn’t need-unless she’s the key piece in the puzzle he must solve. Trusting her could be dangerous-but loving her is an undeniable temptation …
Praise for Heather Hiestand’s novels
One Taste of Scandal is a delicious, multi-layered Victorian treat. -Gina Robinson, author of The Last Honest Seamstress and the Agent Ex series
A fast read with a different view point than many novels in the genre. -Library Journal on His Wicked Smile
This is definitely one for the keeper shelf. -Historical Romance Lover on His Wicked Smile
A delightful, sexy glimpse into Victorian life and loving with two wonderfully non-traditional lovers. -Jessa Slade, author of Dark Prince’s Desire, on His Wicked Smile
You’ve got to admire Hiestand’s moxie for setting her latest romance in an era rarely portrayed in today’s historical romances. -RT Book Reviews on I Wanna Be Loved By You.
