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For a young woman swept into international adventure, romance can’t be far behind… The 1920s are in full swing when Sadie Loudon leaves her grandfather’s stodgy vicarage, and she dreams of the glamour and excitement she’s seen on the silver screen. But before she even begins work at the storied Grand Russe Hotel, she is ushered into London’s glittering nightlife by a handsome young businessman intent on introducing her to the pleasures available to a Bright Young Thing. Is it a fleeting romance…or something even more intriguing?
Les Drake is on the lookout for Bolsheviks when he encounters sweet, sexy Sadie. A British Secret Intelligence agent, Les has more experience with the seedy underside of the city than with innocent chambermaids, but he can’t deny that Sadie tempts him. Using her as part of his cover seems like a brilliant plan until the danger of his assignment threatens what has suddenly become a love he can’t bear to lose…
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
