<p>Originally appeared in the print anthology <em>Three Weddings and a Kis</em>s.</p><p><em>Gwendolyn Adams is about to propose to an earl. On his deathbed.</em></p><p> Gwendolyn Adams isn&apos;t shocked at being asked to save a handsome earl&apos;s dying line, even when she learns the prospective bridegroom is seriously ill and possibly insane. She&apos;s quite a good nurse, after all, and her family is famous for producing healthy male children. Those stories about his riding the moors half-naked on a pale white horse? <em>Extremely</em> intriguing—especially after she gets her first look at the gorgeous lunatic.</p> <p>The Earl of Rawnsley wants only to lose what&apos;s left of his mind in peace and privacy. But his busybody relatives have saddled him with a surprise bride and orders to sire an heir forthwith. (And they say <em>he&apos;s</em> mad?) But with Gwendolyn, his health is returning, and his resistance ... crumbling. Is it possible that love is the finest madness of all?</p>