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A Game of Spies
Paperback
Series: Hearts in Hazard, Book 2
ISBN13: 9781734694635
Publisher: Blue Sheep Media
Published: Oct 21 2015
Pages: 238
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.54 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Josette Sourantine expects only dancing, flirtations, and gambling on cards when she visits her widowed sister-in-law in London. Her talent with cards quickly attracts the attention of the rake Tobias Kennit and the handsome society prize Lord Gordon Musgrove.
Giles Hargreaves searches the London salons for a spy sending vital government documents to agents for Napoleon. He focuses on the salons hosted by the émigré Sourantine family, never expecting to enjoy his flirtation with a young woman who could be the spy he's looking for.
When their flirtation turns into a light dalliance, Giles wonders if he has fallen for a traitor to England. Josette fears she is giving her heart to a hardened rake. How can he declare his love when they have known each other so briefly?
How will they discover the truth? Or will the French spies give their own answer to that question?
A sweet Regency historical, A Game of Spies completes the search that began in A Game of Secrets. Both novels are complete and have no cliff-hangers. Readers may find that reading the first novel creates a fuller experience, yet this novel can be enjoyed on its own.
Writer M.A. Lee says, A Game of Secrets and A Game of Spies are my first self-published books. I've learned a lot about formatting manuscripts since I published these novels in 2015. These newly formatted versions coincide with the paperback publication of the novels in the Hearts in Hazard series. Enjoy the stories, whether you prefer e-books or paperback.
Contact M.A. Lee at winkbooks@aol.com or browse her many books at www.writersinkbooks.com.
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