A Madcap Arrangement (Courting the Unconventional Book 4)

When Richard Kendall, Marquess of Wilton, tracks the man who destroyed his sister's life to a sleepy English village, he finds not the scoundrel he seeks—but the infuriating, sharp-tongued Miss Theodosia Smith instead.

Convinced she knows more than she lets on about her mysterious relation, Richard hatches a scheme as bold as it is reckless: he'll bring Theodosia to London under the guise of companion to his sister, using her presence to flush Mr. Smith from hiding. It's perfectly logical. It's completely controlled. It does not account for Theodosia at all.

Theodosia has managed her deceased father's estate largely on her own and has little patience for arrogant lords who believe the world bends to their will—no matter how devastatingly handsome they might be. Richard is presumptuous, overbearing, and entirely too used to getting his way. But London beckons, and Theodosia is no one's pawn. If the insufferable marquess wants to play games, she'll set the rules herself.

What begins as a calculated arrangement in this delightfully charming Regency romance quickly becomes something far more dangerous than either anticipated. As secrets surface and tensions simmer beneath every stolen glance, Richard must confront an inconvenient truth: he brought Theodosia to London to lure a villain, and she's managed to capture something he never intended to surrender.

Some arrangements, it turns out, are far more