Rollo Duchamps-Avery, the high-spirited second son of the eleventh Earl of Rossingley, is not in his father's best books. After one misdemeanour too many, the earl ruins Rollo's idyllic summer by packing him off to the wilds of rural Norfolk, arranging for him to stay with the Duke of Ashington's loathsome brother.

Lord Lyndon Fitzsimmons has an aversion to houseguests. Shunned by polite society for crimes far wickeder than anything Rollo could dream up, all Fitzsimmons wants is to drink himself into a stupor, tend his beloved hydrangeas, and take potshots at tin soldiers.

If only his inquisitive young visitor, with his pretty little head of wispy blond hair, his stupidly coltish legs, and his knack of always being where Fitzsimmons would rather him not, would leave him in peace.

This third book in the Rossingley Regency romance series features the fourteenth Earl of Rossingley's lively second son, Rollo, and the Duke of Ashington's disgraced brother, Lord Lyndon Fitzsimmons. This book can be read as a standalone.