Duchess If You Dare: A spicy, suspense-filled, regency romance

From the glittering ballrooms of the Ton to the city's darkest alleyways, the Maidens of Mayhem are sworn to fight injustice - even when it leads to unexpected love.

Scarlett Wynn knows how cruel life can be for a powerless woman. So when a local seamstress vanishes, she's determined to find answers. Armed with steel and grit, Scarlett's search collides with Ambrose Cross, the Duke of Aylesford, in the most unlikely place: a lavish brothel.

Ambrose is desperate to protect his family's name, but fearless Scarlett draws him into a dangerous alliance - and an even riskier passion. As their investigations entwine, they uncover a sinister plot behind a string of missing women.

Now Scarlett and Ambrose must risk everything - their hearts, their reputations, and their lives - to bring justice to the shadows of London.

A regency romance that is both smart and sexy, fans of Sarah MacLean, Vanessa Riley, and Julia London will love this new series.

"Brilliant." - Publishers Weekly

"In Regency London, a commoner teams up with a duke to solve a mystery... Bryant's Maidens of Mayhem is an appealing idea... Scarlett and Ambrose are sympathetic and likable characters." - Kirkus Reviews

Maidens of Mayhem

Robin Hood has nothing on these Maidens of Mayhem.

Anabelle Bryant is the USA Today bestselling author of historical romance, including the Maidens of Mayhem, the Midnight Secrets series, and the Bastards of London series.

"A delightful historical romance with a liberal dash of adventure, plenty of sizzling heat, and a heart of pure gold. A superb start to Bryant's new Maidens of Mayhem series" - Lenora Bell, USA Today bestselling author

"Duchess if You Dare is a fantastic read that kept me up late and has me anxiously awaiting the next book in the series." - USA Today Bestselling Author Renee Ann Miller



"Brilliant." - Publishers Weekly

"In Regency London, a commoner teams up with a duke to solve a mystery...Bryant's Maidens of Mayhem is an appealing idea...Scarlett and Ambrose are sympathetic and likable characters." --Kirkus Reviews