Lady Rose Fairchild refused to be married off in order to settle her family's debts, so she flees to America, determined to take over her late father's Virginia plantation and run it on her own. However, she didn't expect to fight handsome Peter Walters, an American with designs on Willow Oaks. Peter is no English gentleman. So how can he explain the unmistakable attraction sparking between them?
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