Dallying with the Diamond by Andrea K. Stein

Worse, said duke’s daughter, Lady Honoria, blackmails him for the pages' return and tempts him to meet her licentious demands. Now she fears reading about erotic desires that match her own is all she may ever do.ĭiscovering pages from their journal have been sold to a duke's daughter is bad enough, but now Leo must venture back into the Society that abandoned him.

She started her secret collection of naughty books out of curiosity. He's handsome, kind, witty, but too terrified to even try to kiss her. Her almost betrothed is heir to the wealthiest dukedom in England, next to her father's, that is. Lady Honoria Eveleigh has been deemed the Season's Incomparable and is all but engaged to the ton's most sought-after bachelor. In his experience, angry husbands tend to shoot first, and ask questions as they reload.

When the shared journal in which he and his friends have recorded their sexual exploits goes missing, Leo will stop at nothing to prevent revealing the identities of their paramours. His revenge on those high-in-the-instep members of the ton involves painting lascivious portraits of peers' mistresses and doing even more scandalous things with their wives. Leonidas Croft Atherton, former cavalry officer turned society artist, has ferocious carnal appetites and little use for the Society that shunned him after his father, on his deathbed, pronounced him another man's son.

Dallying with the Diamond by Andrea K. Stein