'A Regency peer's dilemma – how to marry a bluestocking?'

Jonathan Everslie, Marquis of Dalton must marry and father an heir. His aunt has already written a list of suitable ladies for his attention. Passionate bluestocking, Jane—a clergyman's daughter—is not on that list. Jonathan finds her attractive, but her politics dangerous.

Jane raised her eight siblings after her mother's early death, so now she campaigns for the rights of women and never wants to marry. When Jane's father dies suddenly leaving the family in poverty, marriage to the wealthy and conservative Marquis seems the only solution. But to marry him will mean giving up her ideals.

Can Jane retain her principles as she finds herself falling for Jonathan?

Will Jonathan embrace her cause and risk his political career to win her love?