Ana María and the Fox

When French forces seize power in Mexico, eldest Luna sister Ana María is sent to London under the care of her diplomat uncle and a formidable viscountess. Told to keep her head down, she’s instead enlisted to be a public face for Mexico in high society. In the crush of the season she meets Gideon Fox—an upstart, brilliant member of Parliament with fire in his belly to help end the global slave trade. He believes success rests on carefully managed appearances; she wants to laugh, live, and be seen on her own terms. Their chemistry is undeniable, but the risks are real: cutthroat gossip, political enemies, and a ruthless British lord who aims to use the sisters as pawns. When danger turns deadly, a plan to save Ana María becomes a marriage neither expected—and a partnership that might change lives on both sides of the Atlantic. A sweeping, deeply romantic historical that blends social stakes, sisterhood, and a love story you’ll root for to the final page.

• Fans of historical romance with real-world stakes and smart, capable leads
• Listeners who love sisterhood, found family, and witty banter alongside slow-burn heat
• Readers drawn to stories of social justice, abolition, and cross-cultural love in the Victorian era

Liana De la Rosa writes historical romances that center diverse characters finding love in the Regency and Victorian eras. A MexiRican author raised near the US–Mexico border, she brings cultural depth, wit, and heart to her stories. Liana has an English degree from the University of Arizona, and when she’s not writing, she’s listening to true crime, wrangling her spirited family with her patient husband, and championing romance in all its joyful forms.