Madame Sabine de Roussard is the most sough after dressmaker in London. Her exquisite gowns are worn by the city's most prestigous women. But behind the elegant façade lies a web of secrets. Sabine isn't really French. Her name isn't Sabine de Roussard. And the stylish modiste fled her Yorkshire home to escape the shadows of her past—a past that includes years of abuse at the hands of her husband,Lawrence Russell, and the fateful evening that led to his untimely death. Or so she thought. When she glimpses a man who looks disturbingly like Lawrence in Hyde Park, her carefully constructed world begins to unravel.

Lord Edmund Grayson, the dashing Earl of Winburn, is utterly captivated by his clever, passionate dressmaker mistress. He doesn't even mind her comically unconvincing French accent. What he does mind is her sudden fear and secrecy. When a brutish man claiming to be Sabine's husband suddenly appears, Gray discovers the horrifying truth: the man isn't seeking reconciliation—he wants vengeance, and he'll stop at nothing to see Sabine dead.

Now, Gray must risk everything to protect the woman he loves, even as Sabine's courage and past threaten to shatter their fragile happiness. Can he save her from a society that views her as nothing more than a criminal—or will her freedom, and their future, be lost to a man who never deserved her?

An unforgettable tale of love, redemption, and courage, where the past is never truly buried, and love must fight to survive.