Her Iron Brigadier

Rosalind Ferrers is a ruined viscount's daughter with one asset left: her name. When Brigadier Sir Aurel Kinnear buys a marriage to launder his war fortune, she expects a dull northern exile. She finds a house ruled by four men—the general and the three lieutenants who survived Portugal with him and share everything he owns. Everything. Rosalind was not raised to be shared, but she was raised to take what she needs. When she uncovers the ledger that proves Kinnear's heroism was a massacre, she does not flee with it. She uses it. Between a scarred captain, a devoted sergeant, and a boyish lieutenant, she builds a household of her own design, one scandal at a time, until the general signs the contract she wrote. He keeps his title. She keeps everything else.