A Matter of Class

In Regency England, Reginald Mason is wealthy and socially polished but lacks a title, a distinction that matters greatly to his ambitious father. An unexpected opportunity arises through Lady Annabelle Ashton, the daughter of a neighboring earl and an enemy of the Mason family, after she is disgraced by scandal. Their arranged connection forces both families to confront class, reputation, and the possibility of genuine love.

by Mary Balogh

Vanguard Press · First published 2009 · 191 pages