To Steal a Kiss

Written by Emma V Leech

Narrated by Philip Battley

Girls Who Dare Book 2 (Book 1 currently exclusive to Audible)

Girls who dare – Inside every wallflower is the beating heart of a lioness, a passionate individual willing to risk all for their dream, if only they can find the courage to begin. When these overlooked girls make a pact to change their lives, anything can happen.

Ten girls – Ten dares in a hat. Who will dare to risk it all?

To Steal a Kiss

The desire to take a chance and snatch at happiness.

Being dared to kiss a man in the moonlight is all well and good, but men and moonlight do not fall from the skies at will.

Until they do.

Under instruction from a friend, drab Alice Dowding lingers alone on a moonlit balcony. Not the most sensible course of action for a usually sensible girl. Yet being sensible has gained Alice a seat among the wallflowers and her only likely chance of marriage to a man she finds nigh on repulsive.

Something must be done.

A guilty conscience and a bad man.

When Nathaniel Hunt’s sister begs him for a favour, he can hardly refuse. Nathaniel, part owner of one of the most scandalous gambling dens in London is responsible for Matilda’s tattered reputation, and she knows he is no position to deny her anything.

When she begs him to kiss her mousy friend on a moonlit night, however, a chain of events is set in motion that none of them could have predicted.

When a little favour ignites an inferno.

Ignited by one soul-stealing kiss, mousy, sensible, dull Alice, is setting off sparks wherever her feet touch the ground, and all Nathaniel can do is pray he doesn’t get burned.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Emma V Leech
• Release date: Sep 27, 2019
• ISBN: 9781094205496

Reviews for To Steal a Kiss

[Nicola King · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Need the rest of the series, I must know what happened next
Loving Ms Leech’s Regency series with flawed hero’s and heroines
The narrator has a wonderful voice and this has quickly become one of my favourite series

[lin230975 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

The book is short and sweet. I love the narrator though. Excellent job!