Summary
A newly minted widow—Georgiana Chadbourne, corseted yet combustible—steps out of the sepia prison of her first marriage and into the flicker of a Jazz-Age Manhattan that pulses like a raw nerve. She craves the acrid perfume of danger, a lover whose grin hides switchblade secrets, so she brandishes widowhood like a passport to the underworld. Yet the cosmos plays a prank: the scar-lipped rogue she flirts with in a basement gin-mill is, in truth, a mild-mannered accountant moonlighting as a cabaret emcee; the respectable philanthropist who courts her at dawn is secretly running a diamond-smuggling ring from a church crypt. Identity pirouettes, masks melt, and Georgiana—adrift between champagne delirium and moral vertigo—must decide whether sin is a place, a person, or merely the mirror’s cruelest angle.
Synopsis
Georgiana Chadbourne is married to a good but dull man. When he dies, she decides to find a more exciting romance, one with a "bad" man. But a case of mistaken identity upsets her plans.
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