She was 'a temptation, a challenge, and utterly off-limits.'
To Tame a Wild Lady (Duke-Defying Daughters #2) by Ashlyn Macnamara 'It is a truth universally acknowledged that a daughter of a duke is raised to believe she can do as she dashed well pleases, which may lead her into all manner of difficulty.' (from To Lure a Proper Lady ). These are words from Lady Elizabeth's pen, and so pertinent to the Duke of Sherrington's second daughter, Lady Caroline Wilde. Caroline refuses to ride side saddle, instead rides astride in a pair of men's breeches. Startling indeed! Indeed Adrian Crosby's introduction to Caro is on a rainswept day when he mistakes her for a youth attempting to help another youngster who's fallen from a horse. And yet Caro knows she can't do what she dash well pleases, even though she will give it her best shot. There is only so far she can...