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She was no lady and had no desire to be one... Ellie was a whirlwind, a wild spirit, and it drove her mother mad. But Danielle Huntington had no interest in becoming a lady. She was in no rush to find a husband and would have waited even longer to be introduced to society, if it wasn't for her younger sister who insisted on having her older sister finally make her debut.Despite her not wanting to go to London for her first season, Danielle falls head over heels for her childhood best friend, who is three years her senior. Although a baroness of the local ton and her daughter constantly criticize and demeanor Danielle, she keeps her happy spirit.Things change when she receives a letter from her beloved cousin, confirming Ellie's fears that Eleanor's husband mistreats and tortures her. Knowing, quite well, that a man coming to her cousin's rescue would put Eleanor in even more danger, Danielle is determined to get Eleanor freed and away from her demonic husband. When her grandfather arrives, informing her that she is next in line to be duchess of the Huntington estate, Ellie refuses. But when her other cousin disappears during a visit to her sister, Danielle knows she has to make a deal with her grandfather and parents if she were to help, free and find her cousins. Her mission is terrifying, but no amount of danger would stop her from rescuing her cousins, even if it meant giving up her own life.

With her father and mother gone, Eleanor had nothing. No home, no title, no money. She was grateful for her loving relatives, especially her cousin Danielle, but what was she supposed to do? The man who had protected her when her father attempted to shoot her, was now fighting for his life, and she couldn't even go see him because his family was against it. With her having nothing, they would not allow her to continue her friendship with Lord Joshua Wallace if he were to wake up again. Danielle, a feisty young duchess, disagrees wholeheartedly with Lord Wallace's relatives and anyone else who wants to shun Eleanor from society. The hypocrisy of the ton frustrates her beyond imagination, and she takes her cousin under her wings again. Eleanor is still recovering from her abusive marriage, even though her friendship with Lord Wallace made a great impact on her. Eleanor knows she can't expect more than friendship because the man she was married to before, made certain she felt worthless and undeserving of true love. When Eleanor asks Danielle to retrieve the things from her mother, her cousin discovers secrets nobody saw coming.