Introducing a novella that takes the best of Regency romances (the clothes, the horses, the social anxieties, the worries over money) and brings them into the 21st century.

When tragedy strikes, Patricia, Lady Danby, is left with a huge debt and two ways to pay it off: sell the land her family has taken care of for generations, or sell her father's beloved string of horses. But if she does the latter, she will also lose Daniel, the head trainer, whom her father trusted with the horses and whom Patricia loved for years, until a misplaced word tore them apart. Which should Patricia choose: the family estate or the man she's always loved?