<p><strong><em>Lord Garson&rsquo;s dilemma.</em></strong><br /><br />Hugh Rutherford Lord Garson loved and lost when his fianc&eacute;e returned to the husband she&rsquo;d believed drowned. In the three years since Garson has come to loathe his notoriety as London&rsquo;s most famous rejected suitor. It&rsquo;s high time to find a bride a level-headed well-bred lady who will accept a loveless marriage and cause no trouble. Luckily he has just the candidate in mind.&nbsp;<br /><br /><strong><em>A marriage of convenience&hellip;</em></strong><br /><br />When Lady Jane Norris receives an unexpected proposal from her childhood friend Lord Garson marriage to the handsome baron rescues her from a grim future. At twenty-eight Jane is on the shelf and under no illusions about her attractions. With her father&rsquo;s death she&rsquo;s lost her home and faces life as an impecunious spinster. While she&rsquo;s aware Garson will never love again they have friendship and goodwill to build upon. What can possibly go wrong?<br /><br /><strong><em>&hellip;becomes very inconvenient indeed&nbsp;</em></strong><br /><br />From the first things don&rsquo;t go to plan not least because Garson soon finds himself in thrall to his surprisingly intriguing bride. A union grounded in duty veers toward obsession. And when the Dashing Widows take Jane in hand and transform her into the toast of London Garson isn&rsquo;t the only man to notice his wife&rsquo;s beauty and charm. He&rsquo;s known Jane all her life but suddenly she&rsquo;s a dazzling stranger. This isn&rsquo;t the uncomplicated pragmatic match he signed up for. When Jane defies the final taboo and asks for his love her impossible demand threatens to blast this convenient marriage to oblivion.<br /><br /><strong><em>Once the dust settles will Lord Garson still be the man who can only love once?</em></strong></p>