Years ago, Will Eland decided not to marry until he could repair his old castle and support a wife and any possible children. Even though he's the Duke of Marreton, his money is held up in a trust controlled by his aunt. Too proud to ask for help or his money, Will supports himself being an organic farmer.

After nearly getting run down by a van, Katy finds herself in front of a church where a wedding is about to occur. She wants to attend, but a lack of invitation has her entrance denied. When the man who nearly hit her shows up and assumes she's a guest, she lets him escort her inside. Will has been brooding about not getting the name of the woman he almost hit. His attraction to her and the overwhelming need to get to know her is like something he's never experienced before. And when his cousin starts giving Katy attention just to irritate him, Will becomes protective, as well. After the tabloids start reporting that Katy is a wealthy American, she lets everyone assume the stories are true. But she soon becomes caught up in her lies.

Katy finds that she's falling for Will, the organic farmer, and knows she has to stay away from him and stick to her plans of marring a nobleman. Will doesn't understand what's gotten into Katy and why she's now ignoring him. He doesn't want her to think that his attraction is just because of her money. However, when he learns the truth about Katy's wealth, he turns his back and walks away. Katy realizes that farmer or not, Will is her Prince Charming, and she needs to let him know. She can only hope it's not too late.

This is a great story about finding love and is defiantly worth reading. I got a good chuckle here and there, though sometimes I wanted to take Katy by the shoulders and shake her. However, I found the results in the end to be quite lovely.

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