The Lady's Adventure

Although Lady Faith Lovejoy is betrothed to staid and steady Viscount Bostwick, she is restless. She wants passion. Excitement. Cousin Adolfo blames her family for the poverty that led his mother into prostitution, and he is out to destroy Faith. He knows her penchant for adventure and convinces her to delay the wedding until she experiences all the sensual thrills available. After impetuously breaking her betrothal contract, she realizes a viscount must marry a virgin with an impeccable reputation. Bostwick decides he can indeed marry a soiled dove-if he does the soiling. He must win back the headstrong woman he loves by stealth and trickery and giving her the adventure she craves. Disguised as a dashing highwayman, he captures the imagination of every woman around, Faith included. She is ready to accept the adventure the highwayman offers--a menage a trios--when Adolfo interferes again.