Edwin awakes very early, still drunk and a bit disoriented, to discover someone--he isn't entirely sure who--pleasuring him orally. When he awakens for real a little later, Dame Mary--whom he suspects as his earlier visitor--arrives to tell him she is leaving Marchmount House forever.
Too shocked and dismayed to argue, Edwin lets her leave, but immediately regrets his decision. Brooding around the house all day, he realises he cannot lose her--he is in love with her, and wants her with him more than anything else available to him at the house.
He rushes to her cottage, swearing he will convince her to stay with him. If he's in time to catch her, though, what will he say to prove his love to her? How can he show her that he loves her most of all?
WARNING: This intensely erotic romance includes very hot, very explicit scenes of sex between a randy young lord and the mature but very beautiful object of his lust.
