It's All About Passion

Gerard de Lacy urgently needs money, and a marriage of convenience seems to be the most convenient solution for him. For Catherine Howe, such a union also looks like salvation: she asks to be freed from marrying a man she does not want to marry. Their agreement arises out of necessity, but soon the simple deal begins to be filled with feelings, doubts, and new obligations. The heroes have to consider not only their own desires but also societal pressure, family interests, and the cost of each decision.