The Very Definition of Love

Set in 1816, this witty regency romance follows Harriet Bancroft, a passionate writer of modern slang, who unexpectedly enters into an arranged, in-name-only marriage with the notorious rake Lord Alexander Stirling. As they navigate their unconventional alliance—focused on individual pursuits—an undeniable connection begins to blossom, challenging their initial intentions. Praised for its humor, sizzling moments, and clever storytelling, this debut blends enemies-to-lovers tropes with a playful exploration of love and language.