Adam Page, the Earl of Dayton, spends some of his nights acting in the theatre under the alias Jefferson Crowdy. He's so good at acting that a playwright wants him to take the lead role in their play. If the playwright can convince him to do it, then the play will gain acceptance, and the playwright's writing career will take off.

Adam takes one read through the play and refuses to do it. The very playwright he has insulted has an alias as well, and she happens to be the lady he's very much attracted to.

Ruth Ann Nordin has written over 100 books, most of them being Regencies and historical western romances. As fun as writing is, she has also learned that time with family and friends is just as important. She has also learned that writing for passion is the best reason to write since it is what sustains an author's work for the long haul. That's why she's been able to keep writing for as long as she had. It's hard to believe she started out in ebooks back in 2009. How time flies.