Is protecting his honor more important than winning her
heart?
Caution: This book contains a nobleman with a dark past, a
strong-minded miss who is willing to cause a scandal if it
means she can leave London, a spoiled, aging Welsh Corgi
with digestive disruptions that can clear a room, and an
entourage of goodhearted sisters and cousins whose antics
land them in conundrum after conundrum.
Intrepid and outspoken...
Dragged to London for a Season, Blythe Culpepper is
dismayed to learn her guardian has enlisted the devilishly
attractive Lord Leventhorpe—the one man she detests—to
assist with her Come Out. Since their first encounter,
hostile looks and cutting retorts have abounded whenever
they meet. Still, she cannot deny the way her body reacts
when he’s near. So perhaps it’s no surprise that upon
overhearing another woman scheming to entrap Tristan into
marriage, Blythe risks all to warn him.
Haunted by childhood trauma...
Tristan, the austere and controlled Marquis of Leventhorpe,
usually avoids social gatherings. So why, against his
better judgement, does he agree to aid his closest friend
in presenting the Culpeppers to the ton? Might it be
because one particular Culpepper stirs more than his
interest? Blythe taxes him to his limits with her sharp wit
and even sharper tongue. Yet, he cannot deny the beauty
fascinates him.
However, when a past enemy comes calling, using Blythe to
settle old scores, Tristan must decide if protecting his
honor is more important than winning the heart of the woman
he has come to love.