Tutoring a Lady into Sin

Author: Henrietta Harding
Genre(s): Romance | Historical | Adult
Total pages: 62
Tutoring a Lady into Sin

Her parents’ loss leaves Lady Christianna Baxter stunned and her deep grief shutters her dreams of finding love. In her second season though, an enchanting dance with Percival, the tempting Duke of Bixby, makes her feel that he is her ideal match. Yet, Christianna’s innocent soul collides with the Duke’s rakish life who seems more inclined to flirt with other eligible ladies. In her ultimate attempt to win him over, she asks his wicked brother, Phineas, to tutor her on how to seduce him.
Can the lustful road to her beau’s heart lead her onto another man’s path?
Doctor Phineas Radcliff is Percival’s younger brother and serves as a physician for the aristocrats in London. When he meets Christianna, his brother’s potential match, he is charmed by her intellect and beauty and a friendship begins to grow between them. However, as Christianna seeks his guidance in the art of seduction to win over her future husband, a perilous game of lust will begin to unfold.
Will Phineas be able to resist the temptation, or will he risk everything to pursue a forbidden romance?

As the wedding day grows nearer, Christianna’s tutoring into sin by Phineas has instilled burning desire in their hearts. With their guilty passion starting to spread like wildfire, Phineas is unable to continue his task and Christianna struggles to make the imprudent and scandalous choice between the two brothers. Will this sinful affair be the start of the most sizzling romance or will they both learn their lesson the hard way?

“Tutoring a Lady into Sin” is a historical romance novel of approximately 60,000 words. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed happily ever after.

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