About the Author

Cat Sebastian is an award-winning author of queer romance. Cat's books include Star Shipped, We Could Be So Good and You Should Be So Lucky, and have received starred reviews from Kirkus, Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, and Booklist. We Could Be So Good won a Lambda Literary Award in 2024. In her spare time, she acquires too many houseplants and misplaces things.

Reviews

"Cat Sebastian has a place on my keeper shelf!" - Tessa Dare, New York Times bestselling author
"Cat Sebastian is already on my auto-buy list!" - Summer Devon, co-author of THE GENTLEMAN AND THE ROGUE
"Cat Sebastian is a queen of queer historical romance...Sebastian never disappoints." - Entertainment Weekly
"Sebastian shatters taboos and genre expectatations, crafting searing, meaningful, unique romances--and she makes it all look easy. In this third installment of her stellar Turner series, she takes on one of the most familiar tropes and makes it feel new and original" - RT Book Reviews (top pick)
"Cat Sebastian's writing is a pure joy to read -- it's engaging, romantic, witty and positive. Reading one of her books always leaves me with a smile on my face and a warm, happy feeling in my heart." - Avon Gale, author of the Scoring Chances series
"Cat Sebastian's debut sparkles with wit and sensuality. Not to be missed!" - Lenora Bell, USA Today bestselling author
"Sizzling and sweet!" - Eva Leigh, author of Temptations of a Wallflower
"Cat Sebastian masterfully crafts swoon-worthy characters the reader can't help but fall in love with." - Jordan L. Hawk, author of the Whybourne & Griffin series
"Cat Sebastian writes an irresistible blend of wit, warmth, and passion." - Cecilia Grant, author of A Lady Awakened
"Sebastian's character-driven novel is sensuously romantic yet grounded in its approach to human relationships...[she] upends Regency romance conventions in this sensual, emotional, and upbeat take on the rake/wallflower trope." - Kirkus Reviews
"Sebastian might use the well-worn opposites-attract trope to get her lovers together, but her mastery of conflict, tension, and timing along with flawless characterization and sexual attraction turn The Ruin of a Rake into a unique and entrancing romance that touches the heart deeper than most." - Library Journal (starred review)