Young Lady Jane Fitzmaurice had everything that Regency society approvedof, flawless beauty, perfect breeding, and a respectable fortune. Butshe also had a mind and heart of her own that set heads shaking andtongues wagging. Whoever heard of a well-born Miss spending more time inthe saddle than in the drawing room? How could she prefer the company ofDavid Chance, her handsome horse-trainer, to that of Julian Wrexham, themost attractive nobleman in England? Lady Jane had taken London societyby storm but now a whirlwind of scandal was rising as she rode roughshodover all conventions and prepared to take a leap that could destroy hergood name and leave her heart forever broken.