A Rogue at Stonecliffe

Twelve years ago, in an effort to shield Annabeth Winfield from her father’s treachery, Sloane Rutherford was blackmailed into a life of smuggling and spying. To save Annabeth from further scandal, Sloane surrendered any chance of a future together and cut her from his life completely. Though she grieved for her sudden and unexplained loss of love, Annabeth has finally moved on after more than a decade. When she and her maid are the target of a kidnapping plot, however, it becomes clear that Sloane has not spared Annabeth from danger. Joining forces to identify the enemy, they uncover a web of immorality and intrigue the likes of which they never imagined. In her second “Stonecliffe” novel, Camp (An Affair at Stonecliffe) presents an exhilarating enemies-to-lovers Regency romance. Readers’ hearts will surely be racing, either from the adventurous antics or alluring intimacy. Lush detail and a large, likable cast of characters round out the enchanting narrative.