Though she dreamed of castles and princes, Dierdre Bryant kept both feet firmly planted on the ground as she left the family farm in Ohio for college. She'd earned her success in Washington, DC, so why did her employer "sell" her to a Scottish viscount without her permission?

Could she take Donald MacBaine's company out of the dark ages without losing what she'd worked so hard to attain? Could she resist the pull of castles and tales of ghosts and love or would she be caught in the tug-of-war between twin brothers who were are as different as "chalk and cheese"?