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Going Rogue
Ribbons and Rogues # 1
Jessica Jefferson
Releasing May 6, 2015
Soul Mate Publishing
The ribbon means you have it all –
beauty, wealth, power ... everything but love.
Miss Meredith Castle leaves behind
everything she knows to join her great aunt in London and become leader of the
infamous girls’ club, The Ribbons. She’s willing to make whatever sacrifices
necessary to redeem her ailing mother, even if that means leaving her childhood
love behind to scale London’s social ladder.
When Derek Weston’s best friend receives the
offer of a lifetime, he encourages her to take it. Unwilling to let her go
completely, he chases after her, only to find the sweet girl he loved replaced
by a spoiled debutante. A broken man, he leaves London to start a new life at
sea.
Five years later, Meredith realizes her reign
as Queen of the Ball is about to come to an end, if she doesn’t do something to
fix her tarnished reputation. Pairing up with the Season’s newest wallflower
seems like the perfect plan, until she finds out her demure friend is being
pursued by the very man she thought she’d never see again. Only, Derek Weston
isn’t who he used to be. He’s inherited a Scottish title and grown into an
arrogant man she barely recognizes; yet in her heart, she knows she still loves
him. Torn between her past and an uncertain future, can she find a way back to
the life she used to have and the boy who once adored her?
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Jessica
Jefferson makes her home in Almost-Chicago with her husband, nine and three
year old girls, guinea pigs, and English bulldog Pete. When she's not
busy trying to find middle-ground between being a modern career woman and
Suzy-Homemaker, she loves to watch "Real Housewives of [insert city
here]" and performing unnecessary improvements to her home and property.
Jessica
writes Regency-era historical romance with a modern twist, infused with humor.
She always tries to create endearingly flawed heroes and one of a kind heroines
that you'll want to continue knowing long after you read the last page.
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