A Herb For Happiness

Devastatingly handsome, vastly wealthy and outranked in Society only by the Royal Family, Wade, the new Duke of Mortlyn, has the world – and many of its most beautiful women at his feet.
But still he is bored. Drifting from endless affaire to affaire, leaving broken hearts in his cynical wake, he spurns his family's pleas to marry and produce an heir.
Weary of London, he heads for the country to inspect his estates. To his surprise his staff's greatest concern is for the welfare of the recently deceased Vicar's daughter, the beautiful Selma Linton. They insist that he must house her in the coveted Dovecote cottage.
Why? Because the villagers believe that she is a 'White Witch' who cures them of all ills with her herbs – to Wade's amusement and scorn.
But, when Selma saves his critically injured nephew with her herbal cures, then saves him from murder, his scepticism dissolves. Now and forever, he is utterly spellbound.