A nosy duke's daughter and a sharp-eyed Bow Street Runner join forces to solve a rather peculiar crime.
Violet Garland may be a duke's daughter, but she has a strong streak of daredevil. What she wants most in life is adventure—and when she spots a Bow Street Runner among the ton, she knows she's finally found it. She'll help the investigator track down his villain, whether he wishes her to or not!
Bow Street Principal Officer Periander Wintersmith doesn't need any assistance, especially from a female as persistent and annoying as Lady Violet Garland. Although Lady Violet does possess a most uncommon talent and she is exceptionally good at following people...
Perhaps he ought to accept her offer of help? Together they might be able to unravel a rather perplexing mystery—and Perry may just avoid falling off any roofs.
Take one adventure-seeking duke's daughter, one solitary Bow Street Runner, a strange series of thefts, a dash of magic, a sprinkling of naughty drawings, and what do you have? A romp of a Regency romance that will sweep you through London's alleyways and over its rooftops, with detours into cupboards, attics, bandboxes, and ballrooms!
Length: Full-length novel of 99,000 words
Sensuality level: A Regency romance with steamy love scenes
Violet and the Bow Street Runner is the second novel in the award-winning Garland Cousins series by USA TODAY bestselling author Emily Larkin. It can be read as a standalone.
If you love wildly entertaining, emotional, and heartwarming historical romances that will keep you reading all night long, then this novel is for you.
Be swept into a Regency England brimming with passion and adventure, magic and love. Start this addictive series today!
BOOKS IN THE BALEFUL GODMOTHER SERIES:
Original Series
Unmasking Miss Appleby
Resisting Miss Merryweather
Trusting Miss Trentham
Claiming Mister Kemp
Ruining Miss Wrotham
Discovering Miss Dalrymple
Garland Cousins Series
Primrose and the Dreadful Duke
Violet and the Bow Street Runner
Pryor Cousins Series
Octavius and the Perfect Governess
Decimus and the Wary Widow