Number one New York Times writer Joanna Lindsay writes a brilliant, passionate tale about an earl's daughter who must convince a mysterious viscount to marry her and thus end his bloody revenge on her brother. One fight may be a matter of honor, but three is It's already an assassination attempt! The entire high society is outraged by such reckless behavior of the young nobles, so Prince Regent George IV orders Robert Whitworth, heir to the Earl of Tamdon, and Lord Dominic Woolf to end their dispute by uniting their families in marriage. If either party refuses to carry out the order, it will immediately lose its lands and title. Whitworth is just happy to send little sister Brooke to the distant estate of his enemy. He knows that Wulf will refuse such a bride, and thereby lose his wealth and status. Wolfe, however, is determined to scare away little Whitworth himself. Even though a duel as a means of destroying a person he hates is no longer possible, he will at least get the satisfaction of knowing that his enemy will lose all his lands and title. But he did not expect that his enemy’s sister would turn out to be such an inventive and cheerful girl who was so difficult to “break.” Brooke Whitworth dreamed of her first season in London, as she hoped to get a husband who would take her away from her unloved family. Instead, she heads to the Yorkshire Moors to marry a mysterious nobleman whose family is cursed and who has tried to kill her brother three times. But there is no place for fear in her heart, because this man is her salvation. She will make him love her!