Butler Who Laughed (Regency Romance)
Sarah Thorndike discovers that love is found in the most unexpected of places in this charming Regency. Like most parents of the upper class, Sarah's insist that she make a good match. They have in mind the Viscount Lylton, a notorious dandy. Young and capricious, Lylton is a peer with wealth and a name and is, therefore, a good match. Both sets of parents have marriage in mind and require the pair to mingle at a house party. Luckily, Lylton's cohort, Lord Rawlins, is on hand to play the role of butler. How on earth will Sarah explain to her parents that she would rather marry the butler over the lord?