London's most notorious madam has retired but now her funds are running short. So Viola Whedon chooses the most lucrative sources she can think of: publishing and blackmail. It's either pay to
be forgotten or find yourself immortalized in a salacious memoir.
Leonidas Vaughn is a second son from a dwindling estate. But his dying grandfather provides clues to a lost fortune sent by the King of France to support Bonnie Prince Charlie's bid for the
throne. The treasure may be hidden in a house now occupied by the most reviled woman in England, the courtesan Mrs. Whedon.
Leo and his cousin Alistair promise their grandfather to find the fortune. But Alistair has other ideas. He wants to claim the fortune for himself, and he's not going to let Leo or any whore,
no matter how famous, stand in his way.
Leo is left with two choices: Allow his cousin to win or seduce his way into the life - and house - of the most famous courtesan in England. As a bonus, if he can prevent another volume of her
memoir from being published, he'll be a hero in every club on St. James's Street.