Ginny Greene is only one London season away from spinsterhood. Having spent all of her seasons thus far pining after the wildly uninterested (and emotionally stunted) William Bancroft, it is now time to focus on marrying a man who might reasonably have her. There is only one problem - William Bancroft has suddenly taken notice of her.

William Bancroft has known that he would marry Ginny Greene from the moment he set eyes on her. Now, finally ready for the chase, he finds himself in the unique position of courting a woman for the first time in his life. But Ginny does not merely want courting. No, she wants love. Affection. Easy intimacy. All things that Bancroft knows he cannot offer her.

But, bastard that he is, it does not keep him from trying.

Content Warnings: This book contains themes of religious trauma, CSA, scenes containing self-harm, and some violence.

Note that while Books One and Two in this series can be read separately, this book requires having read both of the others (unless you don't mind being a little confused).