“One of the genre’s most creative writers. Her ingenious romances always entertain and leave readers with a warm glow.”—Romantic Times Remington Carr, a rakish earl and London's most infamous bachelor, matches wits with Lady Antonia Paxton, a lovely young widow who has made a career out of assisting destitute women marry well by trapping eligible bachelors in compromising positions. “Krahn has a delightful, smart touch. . . . She is sure to keep readers happily engrossed in her protagonists' struggles to discover what makes a man, a woman and a marriage.”—Publishers Weekly