\' Perfection...This is the kind of story that sucks you in and you forget what is going on around you.\' - NetGalley reviewer, 5 Regency England When rebellious aristocrat Cressida and Lord Greville parted ways, they swore never to meet again. Their short marriage had already descended into bitter estrangement, destroyed by scandal and betrayal. Years later, Greville is a soldier in the Peninsular War and Cressida is following the drum as another man\'s lover. Scorned by society, she has learned to survive as a spy - until the day she is caught behind enemy lines, by none other than Greville himself. Threatened with paying the ultimate price, Cressida is offered a deal: she must entrap and betray the most famous man in England. And Greville, unforgiving, angry and still shockingly attractive, must ensure she complies. Catapulted to the heights of fame, Lord Byron is just as chaotic, charming and ruthless as he was when he, Greville and Cressida were teenagers. As the three old friends gather for a summer house party in the Scottish Highlands, Cressida is forced to confront her past and ask herself a terrifying question: is it too late for she and Greville to fight for one another at last? Readers LOVE Katy Moran: \'It\'s smart, sexy, suspenseful and witty all in one.\' - NetGalley reviewer, 5 \'This book is probably going to be among my top 10 favourite books I read in 2024.\' - NetGalley reviewer, 5 \'If you\'re searching for a book that seamlessly blends captivating characters with a compelling plot, this is a shining example. I can\'t wait to explore more literary worlds crafted by this exceptional storyteller.\' NetGalley reviewer, 5 \'This was an excellent read.\' - NetGalley reviewer, 5 \' Perfection. I loved the vibe of the book, the characters are very well-written. This is the kind of story that sucks you in and you forget what is going on around you.\' - NetGalley reviewer, 5 \'This book was very well done. The romance was perfect. The story kept me interested the whole time. The writing was beautiful!\' - NetGalley reviewer, 5*