Madeline Hunter is a New York Times bestselling author with more than six million copies of her books in print. A member of RWA's Honor Roll, she has won the RITA Award twice and been a finalist seven times. Her books have appeared on the bestseller lists of The New York Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly, and have been translated into thirteen languages. She has a PhD in art history, which she has taught at the university level. Madeline loves to hear from her readers, and can be reached through her Website at MadelineHunter.com, on Facebook, Facebook.com/MadelineHunter/, and at Twitter.com/MadelineHunter.
Praise for Heiress in Red Silk In the second stellar addition to her A Duke's Heiress series, following Heiress for Hire (2020), RITA Award-winning Hunter gifts readers with a marvelously resourceful heroine, inventive storytelling that refreshingly explores an unusual aspect of the Regency world, vibrant and witty writing, and some potently sensual love scenes. -Booklist Hunter's second A Duke's Heiress Regency romance is sure to satisfy fans who fell for Heiress for Hire's thoughtful love story and clever leads...Hunter skillfully renders the difficult conversations and compromises that are the stuff of real-life romance, showing Kevin and Rosamund learning to make decisions together both as lovers and business partner...Another smart pairing and a genuinely romantic ending. -Publishers Weekly Heiress in Red Silk is a book that hooked right into my emotions and gave me what I wanted and needed from a story right now...I adored the heroine. -Smart Bitches, Trashy Books Romance and mystery combine to entertain. -Fresh Fiction Praise for the previous works of Madeline Hunter Fueled by an abundance of subtle wit and potent sensuality . . . an exquisitely crafted love story by one of the romance genre's masters. -Booklist A rash, adventure seeking heroine and an honorable, take charge hero clash splendidly as passions blaze . . . to the delight of all concerned. -Library Journal Intelligent and memorable. . . . With its tangy dialogue, Pride and Prejudice themes, bits of mystery and nefarious characters, readers may be reminded of Jane Austen. -RT Book Reviews (Top Pick) Hunter . . . spins the intrigues of an enterprising bastard son and a resourceful artist to delightful effect in this excellent launch. -Publishers Weekly (starred review) Stellar . . . hits all the literary marks. Hunter's effortlessly elegant writing exudes a wicked sense of wit; her characterization is superbly subtle, and the sexual chemistry she cooks up between her deliciously independent heroine and delightfully sexy hero is pure passion. -Booklist (starred review)