A Lady's Finder

by Edie Cay

Overview

Lady Agnes is a scandal thanks to her sister’s marriage to a prizefighter. Or rather, she should be, but as a charitable spinster-to-be, she remains firmly invisible, even to those she loves. Always dutiful, Lady Agnes should be the toast of her family, but only if she marries well. Finding the prospect of wedding a man unpalatable, Lady Agnes cannot be the social savior of her sister. Suddenly, receiving attentions from the unpredictable and surprisingly resourceful Mr. Jack Townsend, Lady Agnes finds herself believing he might love her and not her dowry. After being overlooked for so long, can she believe he cares for her, or is she a means to an end as her family insists?
Jack About Town is London’s best Finder of Lost Things. What few realize is that Jack transcends the spheres of men and women, existing as both, or perhaps neither, sex. True, his most lucrative finds are pornographic artifacts for rich toffs. But now he has found Lady Agnes, a meticulous, generous, knock-down incredible lady who wears men’s boots. Best of all, Lady Agnes accepts him in his entirety—a jewel so rare that even Jack is surprised he could find it.

When Jack is commissioned to steal from Lady Agnes’s cousin, can Jack find a way to prove his love and still earn the money he needs to protect himself and his home?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940165745232
Publisher:	Edie Cay
Publication date:	03/01/2022
Series:	When the Blood is Up
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	786 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Edie Cay writes Feminist Regency Romance. Her debut, A Lady’s Revenge, won the Indie Next Generation Book Award. The Boxer and the Blacksmith, the second in the series, won the Best Indie Book Award of 2021. The third in the award-winning series, A Lady’s Finder, will be published March 1, 2022. She is a member of the Regency Fiction Writers, the Historical Novel Society, ALLi, and a founding member of Paper Lantern Writers. You can drop her a line on Facebook and Instagram @authorediecay.