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Shes hoping to find true love.He prefers to remain single and bring criminals to justice.When a dangerous gang threatens her life his heart is on the line.London 1817When Miss Joanna Dalrymples father inherits a fortune from a relative he sells his haberdashery and turns his attention to seeing his beloved daughter settled in the manner hed promised her mother. He leases a townhouse in Mayfair for the Season and engages a lady to ease their way into Society. At her first ball Jo makes a new friend Letitia Cartwright who introduces her to the baron Lord Reade. Dark-haired and handsome he towers over most men and his teasing manner is not what one finds on a ballroom dance floor. Jo learns from Letty that Reade is not looking to marry. It intrigues Jo. There is something mysterious about the baron. An air of danger surrounds him. But Jo has decided her husband must be a quiet gentleman who would welcome her widowed father into their house so when the elegant Mr. Ollerton pursues her Jo welcomes his advances.Gareth Baron Reade an agent for the crown is investigating the disappearances of several young women at the request of the Prince Regent. The lovely redhead Miss Joanna Dalrymple has captured Reades attention. Against his better judgement his interest in her deepens. His good friend Brandon Cartwright has the annoying tendency to read Reades mind and to voice whats on his. Brandon urges Reade to marry and cast aside the low spirits which have plagued him since Waterloo. But Reade refuses to inflict his dark moods and nightmares on a wife. Trouble is Joanna a forthright young lady becomes increasingly difficult to ignore. Especially when it appears she might be in danger. Has she become involved with the Virdens the couple Reade has under suspicion? While he has no intention of caring for anyone again he becomes determined to protect her.Will it take a matter of life and death for them to realize they cannot live without each other?