Inspired by the real life Boxing Baroness, acclaimed author Minerva Spencer sparkles with this brilliantly imagined story of her romance with an undercover spy in the first of a witty, Regency-set, feminist series exploring the role of women in a rigidly patriarchal society.
A new generation of readers and Bridgerton fans will delight in the rapier sharp wit, sexual fireworks, and thought-provoking entertainment of The Boxing Baroness .
Of questionable birth, but made for greatness, the Regency-era heroines in Minerva Spencers thrilling new historical romance series possess both clever minds and unusual skills that enable them to go head-to-head--and heart to heart--with the best of men, including those of the ton .
Magnetic and educated, Marianne Simpson has the manner of a lady and the looks of a lover, not a fighter.
Neither of which explains her occupation as a boxer in her uncles circus, Farnhams Fantastical Female Fayre.
Nonetheless, when St.
John Powell, the exquisitely handsome Duke of Staunton, begins turning up at her shows, she finds herself dangerously distracted by the powerful peers mysterious presence.
With her safety at stake, Mariannes days in the ring are numbered.
But how long can she fight her attraction to the man the ton calls Lord Flawless? St.
John Powell doesnt just want Marianne Simpson, he needs her .
to rescue his brother, who is being held for ransom by a treasonous English baron--the man all of Britain knows as the Rake of Rakes.
No matter how little Marianne wants to see her duplicitous ex-lover, the man responsible for the humiliating nickname the Boxing Baroness, St.
John must convince her.
Even if it means climbing into the ring with the beautiful boxer and taking everything shes got .
Praise for Minerva Spencers Rebels of the Ton series Brilliantly crafted .
an irresistible cocktail of smart characterization, sophisticated sensuality, and sharp wit.
--Booklist (STARRED REVIEW) Sparkling .
impossible not to love.
--Popsugar.
