More Rebel Than Lady

The second Buckingham-Brown story follows the fortunes of Susannah Prentice, the irritating younger sister who grew into a personality deserving of her own tale. Susie was catapulted into high society by her mother's unexpected marriage to Rupert Buckingham-Brown, the Earl of Edesbury. As a child in America she had loved books, when she arrived in England she craved the freedom to learn, and possibly be employed, as she wished. But English society didn't give much credence to the learning capacity of young females. Susie found herself restricted by convention, as far as she could see her role was to marry and produce the next generation of men to run this world. When she fled from the unwanted advances of a somewhat inebriated and rather unpleasant young Viscount, she crossed the path of a trio very different men. This encounter with Flynn McConnell and his friends leads her into danger and excitement. For the handsome, but scarred Flynn McConnell was a Government agent, a spy catcher. In his line of work the very last thing he needed was a woman, but the longer she was with them, the harder it became for him to deny his feelings towards her.