Courting Danger With Mr Dyer. Georgie Lee

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      ‘You’re in a position to become better acquainted with Lord Camberline, but your involvement will be strictly limited to social engagements and nothing else,’ Bart insisted.

      Her astonishment gave way to a sideways teasing smile. ‘You mean I won’t be able to point a pistol at other people or you?’

      ‘You can point a pistol at me any time you like.’ He enjoyed this saucy Moira, and was elated by her tacit agreement. It meant they didn’t have to part just yet.

      ‘I can’t simply call on a marchioness and discuss her son,’ she protested.

      ‘You can if you become better friends with her. There’s a painting exhibition tonight at the Royal Academy and Lord Camberline and his mother will be there.’

      ‘If they suspect anything, what shall I say?’ she asked.

      ‘You’ll have to come up with something.’

      ‘Oh, well, if it’s as easy as that I should have no trouble!’ She laughed.

      He winked at her. ‘Welcome to the world of intrigue.’

       Author Note

      Writing Courting Danger with Mr Dyer was a new challenge for me. Some of my previous stories have had elements of intrigue in the plot, but intrigue wasn’t as critical to those stories as it is to this one. It was fun to write the story not only from Bart’s perspective as a member of the espionage community, but also from Moira’s position as an outsider. Her innocence where plots and treason are concerned was kind of like mine when I began my research. I didn’t realise how much cloak-and-dagger work was going on during this time period.

      In order to craft the treason plot that Bart and Moira work to uncover I did a great deal of research on spying and plots in and around the Regency period. William Wickham and Mr Flint—two men I mention in the story—are real people who helped pioneer early British espionage and the British Secret Service. It was Mr Wickham’s involvement in the London Corresponding Society’s plot to assassinate the Prime Minister in 1793 that inspired the plot in Courting Danger with Mr Dyer. I also reached a little farther back into history to research the Gunpowder Plot and Guy Fawkes. Not having grown up with the Bonfire Night tradition, it was fun to learn about all the key players involved and how it was eventually uncovered and thwarted.

      I hope you enjoy following Bart and Moira through the danger and excitement of saving Britain and falling in love!

      Courting Danger with Mr Dyer

      Georgie Lee

       www.millsandboon.co.uk

      A lifelong history buff, GEORGIE LEE hasn’t given up hope that she will one day inherit a title and a manor house. Until then she fulfils her dreams of lords, ladies and a Season in London through her stories. When not writing, she can be found reading non-fiction history or watching any film with a costume and an accent. Please visit georgie-lee.com to learn more about Georgie and her books.

      Books by Georgie Lee

      Mills & Boon Historical Romance

      The Business of Marriage

      A Debt Paid in Marriage

      A Too Convenient Marriage

      The Secret Marriage Pact

      The Governess Tales

      The Cinderella Governess

      Scandal and Disgrace

      Rescued from Ruin

      Miss Marianne’s Disgrace

      Courting Danger with Mr Dyer

      Stand-Alone Novels

      Engagement of Convenience

      The Courtesan’s Book of Secrets

      The Captain’s Frozen Dream

      Visit the Author Profile page at millsandboon.co.uk..

      To my family who are always so supportive.

      Contents

       Cover

       Back Cover Text

       Introduction

       Title Page

       About the Author

       Dedication

       Chapter One

       Chapter Two

       Chapter Three

       Chapter Four

       Chapter Five

       Chapter Six

       Chapter Seven

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