I wrote this and had Shelly and Barbara read it. I think it is 99 cents of fun. But that is me.
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Here is my blurb.
Constance Orvan, a skilled thief, steps into the opulent world of the English Upper Classes circa 1911. Hired by the charming rake Connor Moss, she’s tasked with stealing a priceless Caravaggio painting from the enigmatic Hamish Tanner’s estate. Masquerading as the refined Constance Borsale, she navigates the treacherous social waters of Wellspring House. Constance grapples with her growing attraction to another guest and the moral dilemmas of her double life. With every stolen glance and whispered secret, she inches closer to a choice that could redefine her future. Can she maintain her facade while staying true to herself?
Constance and the Caravaggio is a fun romp reminiscent of the joys of P G Woodhouse and E F Benson.

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