Cover Reveal: A Scoundrel of Her Own by Stacy Reid

A Scoundrel of Her Own
Stacy Reid
(The Sinful Wallflowers, #3)
Published by: Entangled: Amara
Publication date: December 28th, 2021
Genres: Adult, Historical Romance

The conclusion to Stacy Reid’s bestselling Sinful Wallflowers series stars Lady Ophelia, who moonlights as a masked songstress under the alter ego Lady Starlight. When she captures the attention of the rogue Devlin Byrne, the dangerously handsome owner of a gambling den, she’ll need to decide if seduction is worth shedding her wallflower persona.

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Author Bio:

USA Today Bestselling author Stacy Reid writes sensual Historical and Paranormal Romances and is the published author of over twenty books. Her debut novella The Duke's Shotgun Wedding was a 2015 HOLT Award of Merit recipient in the Romance Novella category, and her bestselling Wedded by Scandal series is recommended as Top picks at Night Owl Reviews, Fresh Fiction Reviews, and The Romance Reviews.

Stacy lives a lot in the worlds she creates and actively speaks to her characters (aloud). She has a warrior way "Never give up on dreams!" When she's not writing, Stacy spends a copious amount of time binge-watching series like The Walking Dead, Altered Carbon, Rise of the Phoenixes, Ten Miles of Peach Blossom, and playing video games with her love. She also has a weakness for ice cream and will have it as her main course.

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