Only her beloved grandmother, Lady Esther, knew how devastated Taylor Stapleton had been when her fiancé eloped with Taylor’s cousin. Now dear Esther — one of London’s richest and most formidable matriarchs — lies dying. But first she was going to help Taylor pull off the scam of the season.

To escape becoming a ward of her unscrupulous uncle, Taylor would wed Lucas Ross, a rugged American rancher. Lady Esther’s money would enable Ross to return home to Montana. Taylor had her own urgent reason to go to America…a precious legacy she hadn’t revealed to Ross, for they had agreed to part ways once they reached Boston. But as her handsome new husband spoke of life in Montana, Taylor began planning a new future. To Taylor, the wide-open spaces of Montana sounded like paradise…

REVIEW: I read this as a part of the Fall reading challenge. I hadn’t read it in a while however as soon as I started reading it I remembered why I loved this book. From the the moment in the ballroom to the shooting of the rabbit you get to see Taylor grow and Lucas start to put the past behind them. In my humble opinion this one of her best books, one that I keep going back to no matter how many times I have read it.