The Duchess Dilemma (The Winterbourne Saga Book 1)

Lady Elizabeth Weston was no lady, nor did she want to be one. Her world consisted of tree-climbing, bathing in the nude, and fooling the ton of England as she played the part of a street urchin in London. And, if she remained unmarried, she would gain her great fortune in days.

Alexander, Duke of Winterbourne had his life in order. A proper Duke did things the proper way; his marriage was set to a lady of quality, his way clear. Then Lizzie Baggage entered his dull, orderly existence; and he fell apart. He destroyed her clothing, romped in a lake, and climbed trees to rescue her, only to discover she didn’t need rescuing. He did.

It was too bad that his marriage was set—the perfect Duchess for his exalted position—would he right his world or do the unthinkable—and marry the woman he craved?