Kissing the Enemy by Leighann Dobbs
My rating: 2 of 5 stars

After the death of their father Frederica (Freddie) Vale, her sister Charlotte (Charlie) and their mother are living with Lord Elias Harker. Harker in April 1806 informs Freddie that he is a British spy and needs her to steal a code book from foreign spies when attending a house party at Tenwick Abbey.
I found it implausible that Freddie (awful and unlikely name for a Regency Lady) believes a man that she detests and does not trust, and is pitted against 'professional' spies while being so clumsy and is expected to succeed.

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