<p>Nearly twenty, Anna Beasley despairs of ever finding a husband. Eligible bachelors seem to avoid the stuttering, blushing debutante in favor of her bolder, more adventurous friends. Much to the delight of her father, who&rsquo;s determined to marry her off to his godson, Lord Carmichael, despite Anna&rsquo;s refusal. Her lifelong nemesis, Carmichael has kissed half the young women in London.</p><p>Surely Carmichael&rsquo;s friend, Lord Sorenson, newly arrived in Town, is cut from the same cloth. Anna decides to stay away from him&hellip;despite his wicked smile that makes her quiver.</p><p>Gilbert Bowen, Earl of Sorenson, had planned to live out his days as a country vicar. But when his old friend Carmichael sends a desperate plea for help, he can&rsquo;t say no. There&rsquo;s a murderer among the ton&mdash;and every death leads back to Carmichael. Catching a killer during the social season is difficult enough&hellip;and then Anna catches his eye. The shy beauty is a distraction he can ill afford but scarcely resist.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>When the pair are caught in a compromising position, Sorenson needs little convincing to claim her, especially if it keeps Anna out of harm&rsquo;s way. But with as many twists and turns as there are suspects, this case may find no one safe&mdash;especially when the killer is closer to home than they ever dreamed.</p><p>Married by Moonlight is book 9 in the Distinguished Rogues series but can be read as a stand-alone.</p>