The Widow He Wed

Rosalind Bayard has been the most disliked woman in Boston for six years, and she has never once been allowed in the room where her husband's company was lost. Elias Ford bought the wreckage. He also inherited a clause that makes any surviving spouse responsible for what the estate still owes — unless the marriage is over. They have been almost friends for eleven years. The solution is a quiet filing and a townhouse with two floors. One year. No press. No feelings. The clause clears and so do they. What the paperwork didn't mention is what it would take to undo it. And what Elias does when he finds out is the reason this book has twelve chapters.