After You
Myers, Helen R.
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE

Morgan Deveroux had left embittered, but had come back a prominent landowner. Still, one thing hadn't changed--he was no less bitter, especially not when he had the chance to teach "society" and a certain betraying Georgia belle a lesson ....

A decade ago, proud heiress Elizabeth Beaumont Kirkland had narrowly resisted her reckless attraction to her father's rugged horse trainer. As fledgling lady of the manor, she'd had every reason to marry a "suitable" family friend instead. Now, widowed and wiser, she couldn't help questioning old decisions, especially when the past-in the form of Morgan Deveroux--stared her in the face. If only she could get him to stop proving his worth . . . and start proving his love.