When exiled royalty and espionage combine, expect a romance as bold as the 1920s . . .
Olga Novikov is a princess without a throne. Her fiancé and her family slain in the revolution, she flees Russia and finds herself working as the head of housekeeping at London's luxurious Grand Russe Hotel. It's a far cry from the glamour of her former life, but she's grateful for the job-until a guest forces her to question where her loyalty lies. The charming nobleman challenges her at every turn-and arouses dreams of romance she thought she'd abandoned forever . . .
Douglas "Glass" Childers is living a double life. On the surface, he's the indolent Viscount Walling, but in truth he's an intelligence agent searching for a Bolshevik weapons master. The coolly beautiful and headstrong housekeeper is a distraction he doesn't need-unless she's the key piece in the puzzle he must solve. Trusting her could be dangerous-but loving her is an undeniable temptation . . .
"A historical romantic suspense with incredible characters who carry more than guns - they carry secrets they will do anything to keep under wraps. . . Heather Hiestand is a talented author who brings to life what could have happened to members of the royal family of Russia during the revolution."
