The Undoing of a Libertine

by Raine Miller

First published 2012

Jeremy Greymont lives for rough sex and anonymous women. The self-serving libertine passes his days with courtesans and fine Scotch whisky, content with his wild existence. But his grandfather's demands change everything. Jeremy must produce an heir immediately. He sets his sights on Georgina, a woman who captivates him unlike any before. Jeremy eagerly anticipates making babies with his intended bride. He even agrees to restrain his appetite for wild romps, thinking he can introduce her to his preferences later. Georgina carries deeper scars than Jeremy realizes. A vicious assault left her broken and determined never to marry any man, including Jeremy Greymont. Jeremy faces an impossible challenge. He must win over a woman who has sworn off all intimate contact while confronting his own troubled past and racing against his grandfather's deadline.

Genres: romance, adult-fiction, historical-romance, 19th-century

Vibes: emotional, intimate, suspenseful

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, forced-proximity

Period: 19th-century

290 pages · Paperback · Siren Publishing, Inc.

Content warnings: abuse, sexual-assault

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