Law Maker (Aristocrats of London Book 1)

He makes the rules. She's spent her entire life breaking them.

Lord Sebastian Cavendish has built his reputation on precision — the law, the aristocracy, the careful architecture of a life where everything stays exactly where it belongs. Messy emotions? Not his concern. Women who argue back, who challenge him at every turn, who make him question his own rigid certainties? Absolutely not.

Then Rosie crashes into his world.

She's sharp-tongued, infuriating, and completely wrong about almost everything — except the things she's devastatingly right about. As London's most exclusive social circles force them together, what begins as mutual contempt develops an inconvenient heat underneath it. Every argument crackles with something neither of them wants to name. Every pointed glare lingers a beat too long.

Sebastian doesn't lose control. It's practically written into his blood.

But Rosie isn't like anyone he's ever encountered in these gilded rooms, and she has a frustrating talent for dismantling every wall he's built before he even notices the bricks are falling.

This is the story of a man who believes he knows exactly how life should be ordered, and the woman who makes him realize he's been following all the wrong laws.

Some rules deserve to be broken. Some people deserve to be chosen.

And some love stories are worth every battle it takes to get there.