The Romany Heiress

Giles Moncrief is the perfect heir, and he has devoted his entire life to becoming the Earl of Spelthorne. But lately his life has become a bit too predictable. In short, he's bored. The arrival of a gypsy caravan at the estate throws his well-ordered life into turmoil when a beautiful gypsy shows up on his doorstep claiming to be his deceased parents' long lost daughter.

Caterina Dupeski claims to have been switched at birth for the unwanted son of a poor cottager. She even has proof. But there's a big difference between being born a lady and actually being a lady. Equipped with an indifferent education and no training in *ton* etiquette, she's the least likely candidate for the moniker 'lady.'

Faced with an upheaval of all he knows and an impossible scandal, Giles strikes a bargain with Caterina; he proposes a marriage of convenience. He will train her to be his countess and give her the comfort of his wealth; in turn, he gets to keep the title, and society is none the wiser.

Love was never part of the proposition, but they both get more than they bargained for.