Isabel and The Rogue (The Luna Sisters Book 2) by Liana De la Rosa

In the midst of Victorian society's strictures, Isabel Luna Valdés, often relegated to the shadows as the "forgotten" Luna sister, finds herself thrust into a clandestine mission. With ties to the Mexican ambassador in London, she undertakes the covert task of unearthing British intelligence that could aid Mexico during the French Occupation.

Navigating the labyrinthine corridors of society, Isabel encounters the rakish Captain Sirius Dawson, a British war hero and covert agent. Sirius, adept at charming the aristocracy to extract secrets, finds himself captivated by Isabel's sharp wit and determination. Their mutual attraction sizzles beneath the surface, even as they dance around their clandestine agendas.

However, Isabel's commitment to her country's cause reigns supreme. When she stumbles upon private correspondence with the potential to shift the tides of political turmoil in Mexico, she faces a dilemma: follow her heart's desires or prioritize her duty to protect her homeland.

As danger looms and political intrigue deepens, Isabel must confront her feelings for Sirius while navigating the treacherous waters of espionage and betrayal. Meanwhile, Sirius finds himself torn between his loyalty to his country and his growing affection for the daring Mexican heiress.

Their journey is one fraught with tension, passion, and danger. Isabel must decide whether to risk her safety and embrace her feelings for Sirius or remain steadfast in her mission to safeguard Mexico's interests. In a world where love and duty collide, Isabel and Sirius find themselves entangled in a complex web of intrigue, where the stakes are high and the consequences dire.