Jennifer Monroe

Jennifer Monroe writes clean Regency romance centered on courtship, family reputation, and women determined to shape their own futures. The Viscount’s Lady Harlot belongs to Those Regency Remingtons, a six-book family saga in which each novel has a complete romantic arc. Monroe identifies this story as the fourth volume. Its marriage-of-convenience plot pairs Amelia Browning with Michael, Viscount Stanton, after a mistaken identity and a damaged social standing bring them together. On her series page, Monroe calls them closed-door romances, built around longing, kisses, and emotional stakes rather than explicit scenes. That approach connects the provocative wording of the title to a story about respectability, secrecy, and changing judgments. Monroe's wider catalogue includes the Regency Hearts, Sisterhood of Secrets, Riddle Sisters, and Victoria Parker Regency Mysteries sequences. Across these projects, dukes, viscounts, spies, and independent women provide recurring frameworks, while individual books explore second chances, hidden histories, inconvenient matches, and loyalties tested by social expectation.