Impossible Desire

Marguerite Spencer is lovely, penniless and very alone. Her father's recent death leaves her homeless, at the mercy of an aunt in Scotland whose own disappointed love has turned to hatred.

David Enderby, the brutal son of her father's dishonest business partner, has set his sights on Marguerite, who refused him while her father was still alive. The day of her father's funeral, his hatred and decision to marry or ruin her nearly results in disaster.

Marguerite looks up to see the man who has saved her: deep blue eyes, a shock of golden hair and a quiet voice that belies his physical strength. His shoulders are broad enough to carry any burden, and his eyes show a steady heart. But he is of another class.

Falling deeply in love, the two cannot make a suitable match. Will love triumph over society's strict rules about who marries whom?

Set in the Scottish moors and the fanciful Regency spa town of Brighton, Impossible Desire holds the reader with danger, wit, adventure and passion.