Her Rogue Until Morning

Amelia Jones, Lady Covington, has no objection to wicked behavior. She simply prefers to arrange it herself.

When Dominic Vale, Earl of Hartwick, declares widows the sensible choice for a gentleman seeking pleasure without complications, Amelia decides to test his celebrated charm. Three evenings. A wager. No extravagant gifts, inconvenient promises, or staying until morning.

Dominic accepts. Sensible has never sounded so tempting.

A scandalous gown and a card game soon give way to forfeits neither intends to resist. Dominic discovers that losing can be delicious, especially when Amelia collects his cravat. Amelia discovers that the most dangerous thing about this rogue isn't his kiss. It's how readily he listens—and how much she enjoys his company afterward.

By their final evening, flirtatious letters, an opera box, and a certain black ribbon have made their rules considerably harder to keep. Dominic wants another invitation. Amelia wants more than she ever intended to ask for.

They agreed upon three evenings of pleasure. Now neither is ready to say good night.