Miss Cayley's Unicorn
"SINCE WE DISLIKE ONE ANOTHER SO HEARTILY, WE ARE UNLIKELY TO INTERFERE WITH ONE ANOTHER'S PLEASURES OR PURSUITS."

Considering the pressing circumstances of both bride and groom, it was a match made in heaven.  Lovely Gina Cayley desperately sought to escape marriage to a horrid slaver.  And Lord Stephen Delatorr was most eager to be rid of his mother's tiresome matchmaking schemes.

They had no cause for jealousy, or worse...passion, because neither cared a jot for the other.  But nestled in the Earl's country home -- much too romantic for such a practical couple -- the inevitable thorn appeared:  How does one tolerate the arrival of love in a "loveless" marriage?