Today marks exactly 1 year since I got my first ever review on my historical romance novel A Scandalous Venture.
So, I have decided to give away FREE ebook copies of this book in exchange for an honest review. Interested readers, kindly leave your emails in the comment section below!
Synopsis: He held the sketch between two fingers, lips curved into something dangerously close to a smile. “Tell me, my lady, is this how you see me? Or how you wish to?”
Evelyn Everest is a baron’s daughter by birth, but a scandalous artist by choice—secretly sketching half-naked men and selling her work to bored noble ladies under a disguise. Her most daring piece yet? A wickedly detailed portrait of the Crown Prince himself. When the sketch scandalizes the palace and a bounty is placed on the unknown artist’s head, Evelyn must tread carefully, playing the perfect lady while navigating a world of whispers, suspicion, and a prince whose gaze lingers far too long. With scandal closing in and desire complicating everything, one thing becomes dangerously clear: in a game of masks and missteps, falling in love might just be her most reckless act yet.
So, I have decided to give away FREE ebook copies of this book in exchange for an honest review. Interested readers, kindly leave your emails in the comment section below!
Synopsis:
He held the sketch between two fingers, lips curved into something dangerously close to a smile.
“Tell me, my lady, is this how you see me? Or how you wish to?”
Evelyn Everest is a baron’s daughter by birth, but a scandalous artist by choice—secretly sketching half-naked men and selling her work to bored noble ladies under a disguise. Her most daring piece yet? A wickedly detailed portrait of the Crown Prince himself. When the sketch scandalizes the palace and a bounty is placed on the unknown artist’s head, Evelyn must tread carefully, playing the perfect lady while navigating a world of whispers, suspicion, and a prince whose gaze lingers far too long. With scandal closing in and desire complicating everything, one thing becomes dangerously clear: in a game of masks and missteps, falling in love might just be her most reckless act yet.