説明
In a world where societal expectations loom large, Baron William Ledbetter finds himself cornered by his mounting debts. His estate, once a symbol of prestige, now feels more like a millstone around his neck, and desperation drives him toward an unconventional solution. A marriage of convenience seems like the only viable option, allowing him to regain control of his finances while fulfilling his duty as a gentleman of standing.
As discussions turn to potential brides, a young woman emerges who challenges William’s preconceived notions of duty and partnership. Instead of a mere transaction, their relationship promises unexpected emotional depth. With wit and resilience, she navigates the complexities of their arrangement, proving that love can bloom in the most unlikely of circumstances.
Together, the couple must confront their own vulnerabilities and the societal judgment that seeks to undermine their unconventional bond. As they forge a path through their pragmatic union, the lines between obligation and affection blur, leading them to reconsider what it truly means to be united. With each step, they discover that sometimes, a prudent match can lead to the most profound love story.
As discussions turn to potential brides, a young woman emerges who challenges William’s preconceived notions of duty and partnership. Instead of a mere transaction, their relationship promises unexpected emotional depth. With wit and resilience, she navigates the complexities of their arrangement, proving that love can bloom in the most unlikely of circumstances.
Together, the couple must confront their own vulnerabilities and the societal judgment that seeks to undermine their unconventional bond. As they forge a path through their pragmatic union, the lines between obligation and affection blur, leading them to reconsider what it truly means to be united. With each step, they discover that sometimes, a prudent match can lead to the most profound love story.
本の詳細
形式
ペーパーバック
ページ数
224ページ
言語
英語
公開されました
7月 1, 2000
出版社
Signet
版
4 版
ISBN-10
0451200705
ISBN-13
9780451200709