Falling for the Governess

Honora Pell has no home to go back to, so she must not lose this one. Her father's school failed, and everything went with it. Now she is governess to the children of the Earl of Wexcombe — a soldier who returned with a limp, a temper, and no idea how to speak to his own son. Honora knows exactly what it is to be sent away. On her first day she tells the earl that the boy will not be going to school, in front of his own housekeeper. She should have been dismissed. Instead she is handed the accounts. Between arithmetic lessons, a broken arm, and one long ride home from a village fair, something builds that neither of them names. When the earl's mother arrives with a list of suitable brides, Honora knows her place. But the earl has one more thing to say to her — and it is not the thing she expected. A rags to romance regency romance about a woman with nothing to fall back on and a man who finally learns to say what he means.