Something Like a Lady: witty Regency romance of forced marriage and enemies to lovers

Hiding from the Season just got complicated. In this delightful Regency romp, headstrong Lady Annabella Price would rather face field mice and sour lemons in a crumbling cottage than submit to her mother's decree and hunt for a husband in the London season. But her not-quite-peaceful self-imposed exile ends when the arrogant Lord Seabrook arrives on a scouting mission from her stepbrother, who wasn't fooled for a moment by Annabella's strategy. Annabella and Seabrook's fiery clashes lead to a scandalous encounter that forces a marriage neither truly wants. For the Earl, it solves his need for a wife; for Annabella, it's a temporary inconvenience she plans to escape. As witty banter turns to undeniable attraction, can Seabrook convince his reluctant bride that their union is worth fighting for? Perfect for fans of forced-marriage Regency romance with strong heroines, charming heroes, and plenty of humor.