Unladylike Lessons in Love A Marleigh Sisters Novel

"Sizzling romance with a splash of intrigue." - Julia Quinn

"Lila Marleigh is a smart, unconventional and independent English-Indian beauty who controls what's allowed into her iced champagne punch, her gaming establishment and her life... till Ivor Tristram turns up and yes, it's a romance and mystery and Lila is charming, but it's the painful secret at the heart of her family that leaves me wanting even more. Are the Marleighs going to be the next Bridgertons? I can only hope!" - Ovidia Yu, author of The Crown Colony Series and Aunty Lee's Delights

"This romantic adventure bolts from the first page while following professional hostess Lila Marleigh as she untangles a crime and finds lust-or is it love? You'll have to finish this in one sitting-call in sick!" - Sumi Hahn, author of The Mermaid From Jeju

"A superbly crafted historical novel, and a romance that doubles up as a mystery, with a delicious Indian twist-what's not to love? Amita Murray's brilliant take on a traditional Regency romance is smoking hot-and heartbreakingly realistic about the racial and class divide that dominated 18^th century English society. I can't wait to read the next book." - Harini Nagendra, author of The Bangalore Detectives Club

"Amita Murray brings a multifaceted Regency London vividly to life in this oh-so-steamy romance featuring a captivating heroine, a sexy hero, and a high-stakes mystery. A stay-up-til-dawn page-turner!" - Felicity George, author of A Lady's Risk

"Murray ("Arya Winters" mystery series) makes her romance debut with this first series installment, a Regency romance that doubles as a moving mystery. Rich, realistic detail immerses readers in all manner of London locales, from regal to rat-infested. The narrative is both charming and charged with suspense, yielding a captivating and compelling reading experience. This book will appeal to readers seeking a multicultural historical romance heavy on adrenaline and intrigue. Recommended for fans of Sarah MacLean, Eva Leigh, and Julia Quinn." - Library Journal