Enchanted by this naive and charming creature, Colin Fitzhugh nonetheless readies to leave his beloved Brompton Manor, where he has been serving as the Earl's ward. The earl's health is in a steady decline. Because Fitzhugh is not an heir, he has no choice but to quit the estate he has come to care for as if it were his own.
But what once seemed simple is now clouded by his growing affection for Amilie. And Amilie finds she does not quite fit into this new society, which is confusing and strange. The handsome and funny Fitzhugh makes her feel more like herself again.
When they learn she is intended to marry the new heir, they must find a way to cheat tradition in a place that upholds it to a fault.
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Besides writing, she keeps in touch with her scattered family, joins her husband on day trips to the beach, on longer trips around the U.S. as they fulfill a goal of visiting all fifty state houses, and on research trips to England.
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