<B>Can a lady-in-waiting resist the pressure to marry a stranger?</B><br><br><br> <br>Traumatized from an attack Cairstine is determined never to marry and never to be subjected to a man's control. But one obstacle stands in her way: her younger sister can't marry the man she loves until Cairstine marries first. When Cairstine's father refuses to consider her choice to become a nun can Cairstine convince an unsuspecting friend to pose as her betrothed?<br><br><br><br><B>Can a renowned rake reform his ways in time to protect a lady-in-waiting he never thought he would befriend?</B><br><br><br><br>Eoin Grant watched his twin brother Ewan fall in love and marry. When Cairstine Grant blindsides him with a proposition to pretend to be her betrothed Eoin realizes a real future with Cairstine might be better than pretend. Can he convince Cairstine to trust him enough to see a future together?<br><br><br><br><B>Can a relationship based upon a falsehood grow into something real?</B><br><br><br><br>Eoin's conscience demands he help Cairstine when she asks for his help but he's not certain he can live with a lie that might tear apart his heart. When danger and necessity force them to decide Eoin and Cairstine discover playing pretend isn't just for children.<br><br><br><br>Contains mature themes.
