A House East of Regent Street

The future looks bright for former sailor Jack Merion. His wartime heroics have won him influential contacts, and his good looks and flair for business are definite assets. With funds to invest, he's on the brink of financial success in the high-stakes world of Regency London.

And buying the house in Soho Square is a can't-miss opportunity. Once a fashionable brothel, the property will yield a good income in commercial rents and a clear path to the respectable life Jack has never known.

There's only one problem another prospective buyer. With a dark past, a desperate future, and some unmistakable assets of her own, Miss Cléo Myles is a formidable obstacle, one that Jack would be wise to steer clear of.

But instead, he proposes a bargain that's as scandalous as it is irresistible.

Five afternoons. Five rooms. Uncountable pleasures

In a neighborhood that's seen better days. And a house that's seen everything except love.

Reviews:

"Pam Rosenthal's writing will seduce and enchant you so hot but also romantic and touching!" Caroline Linden

"Pam Rosenthal is a master at her craft and A House East of Regent Street is a gem, the kind of gem that is not only beautiful to behold, but radiates warmth and unforgettable emotional clarity." USA Today-bestselling author Sherry Thomas

"A House East of Regent Street has all Pam's trademark sensuality with flawed and deeply interesting characters who come to life in this touching story. If you like your hero and heroine to have an interesting and unorthodox past and enjoy gritty realism in your romances, then this story is definitely for you." -- NYT and USA Today-bestselling author Kate Pearce

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