Articulate and intelligent, Lady Augusta Peabody avoids Society’s censure by secretly publishing her political essays under the pen name “Firebrand.” But despite all outward efforts to behave like a proper lady at the balls she can’t avoid attending, she finds herself tripping into awkward encounters with the roguish Earl of Dunham and igniting a fiery war of words between them.
Bored with life as a rake, Marcus has decided to use his position in Parliament to champion Firebrand’s cause, never dreaming that the reclusive writer is the headstrong young lady with whom he’s constantly clashing.
When the truth comes out, Augusta reluctantly allows Marcus to help her investigate the gentleman she suspects of running a dastardly criminal enterprise.
Sparks continue to fly between them—and accidentally ignites new passions that could destroy them both if their cunning enemy has his way . . .
