"Beneath that puritanical dress she was quite beautiful. Viscount Gilmorton had never seduced a woman before but, as the only way to avenge himself on her deceitful brother, he was prepared to disgrace the buttoned-up Deborah Meltham. He was planning nothing more than to shame her, but not beyond repair. Gil would ensure that she came to him willingly, because if Deborah was as lonely as he thought, she should be receptive to him. Only Gil hadn't counted on his feelings for her changing--nor her reaction when she realized he'd been deceiving her from the start ..."--Page 4 of cover.
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