The Paisley Butterfly
Poverty did have its privileges, mused Lady Margaret Battersby Spence, happily forced into commerce by circumstance--and character. But all too soon a near scandal obliged her to close the doors of her beloved bookshop and enter the private employ of His Grace, the Duke of Waldenspire. How could she spurn his too generous, timely offer? Why did she distrust him so? The dashing duke threatened her composure and her hard-won independence. She had lost her business, not her head. She couldn't afford to lose her heart!