Elizabeth's idyll with her demanding lover is short lived. His friends, including the impossibly wealthy and very attractive Earl of Leicester, arrive to take him back to London for his wedding. Elizabeth, now ruined, finds herself free to remain their ribald and roguish company. She is no longer a virgin to be protected or a young lady to be respected. She is something less and something different. As their short stay comes to an end she is warned that more dangerous days with Adam lie ahead. It transpires that this ominous admonition is not enough to prepare her for what happens when she is left alone with her lover again. Very Important: This is a menage a trois romance. And not the pleasantly erotic type where people spend all their time in bed. This is a story of a young woman falling out of eighteenth century society. It has violence, forced seduction, and other elements that may well trigger you if you’ve had similar experiences. This daring romance also has two very dangerous male protagonists who are entirely men of their time. If you like dark romances, you will likely find it quite enjoyable. It has earned many four and five star reviews from its dark romance readers in the past. If you enjoy sweet romance you will probably find other books elsewhere far more engaging. Remember, you can find more dark romances at Dark-Romance.com and more great audio fiction podcasts at AudioIron.com.