Compromising The Marquess by Wendy Soliman is a pleasant, and enjoyable read, with lot’s of plot twists and a little bit of suspense thrown in.
forced to take a job writing secrets for a gossip column. Despite her growing attraction to the Marquess, Leah feels that she must sell a false rumor that the Marquess has become engaged. She also suspects that the Marquess has committed treason.If your looking for a story with a lot of plot twists, enjoyable characters, and a little bit of suspense then Compromising The Marquess is for you!
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Publisher: Carina Press (December 10, 2012)Print Length: 226 pages
England, 1814
Leah Elliot sells secrets to survive. Donning boy’s clothes, she uncovers society scandals for a London gossip rag to support herself and her sister, who were left destitute after their father’s death. When she meets the dashing—and perhaps dangerous—Hal Forster, the Marquess of Denby, she learns he may be involved in treason. The rumor is too valuable not to sell, despite her attraction to him…
Hal does have a secret, but he’s no traitor: he’s a spy embroiled in a mystery, seeking the man who killed his contact in France. He sees the alluring woman behind Leah’s disguise at once but is intrigued enough to play along…until he realizes that she’s the source of the rumors interfering with his investigation and forcing him into an unwanted betrothal.
Now, Hal and Leah must work together to draw out the culprit and undo the damage caused by Leah’s gossip. Or will their passion only cause more scandal?
