Three passionate women.
Three men who may break or win their hearts.
Three love stories filled with danger and intrigue.
Recommended by Stylist magazine as ‘a mind-blowing’ read – Stylist Magazine UK
‘This book was very much MY cup of tea. So hot it set the bathroom on fire and a Victorian fainting fit fire crew had to hose me down’ – Vikki Heaven – Voracious Reader Reviews
‘Have some type of cooling method handy when you sit down to read this. There’s just something so deliciously naughty about the steamier seedier side of things when everyone is supposed to be so stiff and proper. I simply love it. This is well-written, creative and hot. Enough said. Now, go. Run and get it, if you dare…’ – Carol – Goodreads
‘I felt like a voyeur in a room full of voyeurs and that isn’t easy to achieve! I don’t think that I have ever read a book quite as erotic as this one, but if she keeps writing this way, I will totally keep reading! Ms. de Maupassant! AMAZING – I love every second!!!’ – Ashley S
‘The writing is crisp and evocative, the plot anything but Victorian, with plenty of exceptionally well rendered scenes to titillate even the most jaded reader of erotica.’ – KT McColl
‘Every paragraph has you begging for the next. An exciting story of lust, passion and romance. If you buy one book this year, make it this one. I am in great anticipation of the follow up.’ – Pauline
‘I came across this author quite by accident. I am glad that I did! I particularly appreciated the theme of a liberated woman, throwing off the strictures of society (still resonates in this day and age)’ – Melanie
‘This book. This book! This is the book I wish I had written. The language…oh, the language! It grabs you and propels you smack dab into Victorian London from the first paragraph. It weaves a net about you, it draws you in. It has you shouting ‘yes, yes, yes,’ like Meg Ryan at the diner, because finally there is a well-rounded, well-written, exquisitely crafted story which redeems the genre.’ – Julia Rist
Buzzfeed: layered protagonists and hot, hot writing.
The titles first appeared as :
‘The Gentlemen’s Club’ (first published in 2014),
‘Italian Sonata’ (2017) and
‘Murder on the SS Leviathan’ (2021)
Emmanuelle de Maupassant 