Pretending to be a servant seemed like a good idea at the time. Lady Celeste Honeychurch is not bothered by her approaching spinsterhood. Being an heiress in 1815 allows her the security to live as she chooses, without the need to rush into marriage. That is, until she learns the truth about her inheritance and her parents' matchmaking schemes. When Celeste is sent to a house party to meet Mr. Bellmoore, the latest suitor, she refuses to comply with the future laid out for her. >Can a titled lady take charge of her own future? Can a stablehand hope to save the woman he loves from pirates, lords, and the deception she herself created?
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