โ Scribed by Carol Arens
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
From American heiress...
...to his convenient countess!
When American schoolteacher Clementine Maccoish rescues a handsome stranger from perilously drowning late at night, she's stunned to discover he's actually Heath Cavill--the Earl of Fencroft--and the man she's conveniently betrothed to! He has a reputation for being a man of mystery, so what was he doing outside so late? Intrigued by his secrets, Clementine wishes to find out the truth before she walks down the aisle to wed him!
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