In this steamy Regency romance by USA Today Bestselling author Charlie Lane, a well-meaning crook and a lady forger search for priceless missing art and find something much more valuable. A gentleman crook with a heart of gold. Some would call Lord Lysander Bromley a crook, but he would call himself resourceful. For the past several years Zander has replaced his father’s priceless paintings with forgeries, helping dig his family out of debt by loaning the originals to a rabid art collector. But when the collector disappears, along with the paintings, he needs answers. And the artist who forged the paintings might have them, but the dragon of a woman with green eyes who makes him smile is not what he expected. A lady forger with glittering dreams. Miss Fiona Frampton is a jeweler’s daughter by day and talented art forger by night. When she’s accused of stealing the paintings she forged years ago, she sees only one way to clear her name—help Lord Zander find the missing art. A simple enough task if Fiona didn’t find herself distracted by thoughts of kissing the charming rogue who only wants his paintings back. A hopeless hunt that leads to love. Through crowded ballrooms, abandoned art galleries, midnight auctions, and moonlit alleyways, Zander and Fiona search for what’s missing and find much more—the true desires of their hearts.

In this Regency romance by USA Today Bestselling author Charlie Lane, an ambitious lady becomes an angry artist's muse at a scandalous house party where love and art collide. When the permanently grumpy Lord Theodore Bromley attempts to complete the conditions of his father’s will, he meets a woman who infuriates him, teases him, and… tempts him. And it's his responsibility to kick her out of her house. Can Lady Cordelia, alone and desperate but always optimistic, soften his heart, or will she lose everything she’s working so hard to build—her school, her home, her dream? A bargain, a contest, a scandalous house party. Can close proximity and scalding passion teach two lonely souls to see each other in a new light, or will old wounds tear their hearts apart?