"Chloe had no knowledge of her family, so when she was accosted by the handsome Sir Marcus Redgrave, who mistook her for a lady named Isabella, she wanted to know more. Shortly afterwards, the widowed Lady Pascall invited her to live in Bath as her paid companion. Chloe soon learnt that Sir Marcus and Lady Pascall had a scheme to outwit an unscrupulous man called Bellamy, who Lady Pascall believed had murdered her son and his wife. Chloe suspected she was part of their machinations and that her likeness to the unknown Isabella had something to do with it. Another problem for Chloe was how to stop herself falling in love with Marcus."--Back cover.
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