The Virgin Who Ruined Lord Gray
by Anna Bradley

Behind the doors of the Clifford Charity School for Wayward Girls there lies a secret society of brilliant, fearless women who are bringing justice to London’s most corrupt aristocrats, one nobleman at a time…

Other young ladies might occupy their spare time with drawing or needlework, but Sophia Monmouth spends hers scaling rooftops and shadowing suspicious characters. Her objective: to gain information that will free a friend wrongly accused of murder. She hasn’t bargained on being spotted and followed back to the Clifford School by a mysterious earl who holds almost as many secrets as she does.

Tristan Stratford, Lord Gray, earned the nickname the Ghost of Bow Street because no man has ever escaped him. Sophia—all soft curves beneath her disguise—is a unique challenge. Determined to learn the truth about the Clifford School, he joins Sophia in a scheme that leads from Newgate’s cells to the pinnacle of power. But when desire is at odds with justice, succumbing to temptation may lead them both into the heart of danger. . . .

Other Books by Anna Bradley

The Witching Hour

All I Want for Christmas... Is You

Fell in Love with an Earl
Games Earls Play Book 3

A Midnight Requiem: The Ghostly Hour

The Virgin Who Captured a Viscount
The Swooning Virgins Society Book 5

Tainted Angels

From Rogue to Ruin

Odd Earl Out
Games Earls Play Book 2

Not Just Any Earl
Games Earls Play Book 1

Duke the Halls

The Virgin Who Bewitched Lord Lymington
Swooning Virgins Society Book 4

Boughs of Folly
Tainted Angels Book 1

Then in a Twinkling
Tainted Angels Book 2

The Virgin Who Humbled Lord Haslemere
Swooning Virgins Society Book 3

The Virgin Who Vindicated Lord Darlington
Swooning Virgins Society Book 2

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Anna Bradley's Bio

Anna Bradley has been an avid reader, writer and book fondler since childhood, when she pilfered her first romance novel and stole away to her bedroom to devour it. This insatiable love of the written word persisted throughout her childhood in Maine, where it led to a master's degree in English Literature. Before she became a writer, Anna worked with a rare books library featuring works by British women writers from the 1600s through the Regency period. Here she indulged in her love of stories, fondled smooth, leather-bound volumes to her heart's content and dreamed of becoming a writer. Anna writes steamy historical romance (think garters, fops and riding crops) and squeezes in a career as a writing and literature professor on the side. She lives with her husband and two children in Portland, OR, where people are delightfully weird and love to read.