Author: Emma V. Leech

Emma V. Leech writes historical romance built around determined female protagonists, flawed male leads, and relationships that require personal change. Flaming June is the tenth book in her Rogues & Gentlemen sequence and follows Lady Isabella Scranford after abandonment leaves her facing disgrace and isolation. Goodreads identifies its series position, Regency-romance genre, and 2018 publication, while Leech’s official site presents the novel within the same series and describes her broader emphasis on character-led love stories. Its late position in an established sequence gives readers a wider social world of recurring aristocratic connections, yet Isabella’s predicament supplies a focused emotional center. Leech’s own catalogue also ranges into Regency mystery and paranormal romance, making this book representative of one specific branch of her work. Readers approaching Flaming June can expect historical conventions to shape the stakes around reputation, family, and marriage, while the central relationship develops through compassion, accountability, and the possibility of rebuilding a life after public rejection.