Prescription for Sin (Rogues Worth Saving #4)

When your knight in shining armour is actually naked and tied to a tree, it’s time to improvise.

When no-nonsense nurse Emma Brown stumbles upon a naked stranger tied to a tree in a moonlit cemetery, her medical instincts—and razor-sharp wit—are put to the ultimate test.

With only her scalpel, a medical bag, and a talent for theatrical diagnoses, Emma fends off graveyard ruffians and rescues the enigmatic Everett Hughes, whose charm is as dangerous as his predicament.

But as Emma stitches up his wounds (and tries not to admire his anatomy too openly), she finds herself entangled in a far more complicated case: a fugitive with secrets, a scandal that could ruin them both, and a mutual attraction that’s impossible to quarantine.

Prescription for Sin delivers romantic tension sharp enough to cut stitches and humour that’s as dry as Emma’s bedside manner—proving that sometimes, the best cure for trouble is a dose of laughter and a scandalous house call.