Emma V. Leech The Last Man in London: Rogues & Gentlemen Book 9

AMAZON UK Kindle Storyteller Awards 2018 "Romance Reads You Can't Miss" Listed in the top 20 from over 6000 entrants. The Last Man in London Rogues & Gentleman, Book 9 Dinah Osborne needs a husband and she needs one now. Not just any man will do. To meet the terms of her rather eccentric grandfather's will, she must be safely engaged to marry a man of worth before her twenty-first birthday or she'll not receive a penny of her rather large inheritance. Sadly her social climbing grandfather's notions of worth and her own are not in the least alike, and nothing but a Lord will satisfy the terms of his will. But Dinah is alone in the world and has no entry into the select ranks of the ton. She does, however, know a thing or two about blackmail. ¿¿¿¿¿A Different Tale - This book fascinated me because it was a different tale than any other romance I've read. The characters are not all from the ton. So their lives lead us down a new path but with strength in their characters which allows us to admire them, root for them and come to love them.- Amazon Customer Enter Lord Benjamin Lancaster Lord Benjamin Lancaster is a determined rake, a hardened gambler, and the kind of man who fills Dinah with disgust. However a title is a title, and she's quite content to use him for her own ends. Yet her fake fiancé is not quite as easy to handle as Dinah had hoped, and he's determined to have more for his trouble than the financial reward promised him. Dinah is not immune to his deep blue eyes or his dark charm, but it doesn't change the fact that he's the last man in London that she would ever give her heart to ... ¿¿¿¿¿What a Rogue! I have read many of the Rogues and Gentlemen books, but I think this one is my favorite. Emma Leech weaves a tale of romance that wraps you up in hope, desire and everlasting love. Truly a gifted writer and I can't wait to read more! -Amazon Customer Warning: This book has a stubborn, willful and feisty heroine and a drool worthy gentleman. There WILL be some cursing and graphically descriptive sex scenes no way even bordering on erotica! The Rogues & Gentlemen series can be enjoyed as stand-alone novels or as part of the wider series. If the full series appeals, the suggested - but by no means essential - reading order would be: • Book 1: The Rogue • Book 2: The Earl's Temptation • Book 3: Scandal's Daughter • Book 4: The Devil May Care • Book 5: Nearly Ruining Mr Russell • Book 5.5: Winter's Wild Melody • Book 6: One Wicked Winter • Book 7: To Tame a Savage Heart • Book 8: Persuading Patience • Book 9: The Last Man in London • Book 10: Flaming June • Book 11: Charity and The Devil • Book 12: A Slight Indiscretion • Book 13: The Corinthian Duke • Book 14: The Blackest of Hearts • Book 15 Duke and Duplicity • Book 16 The Scent of Scandal • Book 16.5 The Christmas Rose • Book 17 Melting Miss Wynter • Book 17.5 The Winter Bride, a Rogues & Gentlemen Novella Happy reading! And please do leave a review if you can - it would mean the world to hear what you enjoyed most about the book.