For six years Ambrose Marchmont was abroad - a diplomat, a master at turning princes down and bringing enemies to one table. Only one thing he never learned: to face the sister he left for a year to shoulder the family's ruin alone. Now the eighth Earl of Marchmont comes home and finds nothing as he left it. There is no avoiding his responsibility as heir - nor an engagement built on calculation rather than feeling. Yet between old guilt and new duty, Ambrose discovers that coming home does not mean returning to who you were, but becoming the man you should have been. Book 2 of "The Wyndham Season" - a heartfelt Regency story of responsibility, forgiveness and the love you least expect.