Letters to a Libertine

De: Polly Elizabeth

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

He was only supposed to answer her letters. He wasn’t supposed to fall in love with the woman behind them.

Miss Eleanor “Nell” Whitcombe has resigned herself to a quiet spinsterhood—her books, her essays, and her perfectly respectable obscurity. But when she overhears her brother mocking the notorious Lord Lucien Harrow, Nell does something wildly uncharacteristic: she writes him a letter. Under a pseudonym. For research purposes, of course.

Lucien, recovering from an injury and thoroughly bored, has no reason to reply to a nameless bluestocking who challenges his every opinion. And yet… her wit is as sharp as her pen, and soon their correspondence becomes a lifeline neither is willing to sever.

When circumstance throws them together at the same house party, Lucien is stunned to find that the woman whose words have unsettled him for months is nothing like he imagined—and exactly everything he’s been missing. But a libertine’s reputation is not easily erased, and a spinster’s is easily ruined.

Letters are one thing. Love, in the full glare of society, is quite another.

A Regency romance of secret letters, slow-burn desire, and two people who discover that the heart will not be contained—no matter how scandalous the correspondence.

Perfect for fans of witty banter, bluestocking heroines, and rakish heroes with hearts worth winning.