A marriage of convenience. A legacy steeped in scandal. A love neither expected.Viscount Nathan Harland has spent years rebuilding the fortune his father squandered and the reputation his brother destroyed. When his inheritance is bound to a single condition—marry a woman of unimpeachable character—he expects a cold arrangement and nothing more.Verity Fenwick has no dowry, no Season, and no illusions. But she has clarity, courage, and a quiet strength Nathan never saw coming. Their marriage begins as a bargain meant to protect them both and becomes something far deeper as they navigate Kent, London, and the treacherous currents of the haut ton.When the Dowager Duchess of Marchmont extends an unexpected invitation, Nathan and Verity step into the glittering world that once scorned him—and discover that together, they can rewrite everything.A tender, triumphant Regency novella about redemption, resilience, and a marriage that becomes far more than convenient.
