With her father disinherited, Hetty and her twin sister resolve to use their creativity to help supplement their family's reduced income. Hetty gathers wildflowers for her picture and stumbles into the new Duke of Charlton, Theo Devenal. Sparks fly between them, but misunderstandings make matters difficult. Will a duke flout convention to wed a penniless lady with a penchant for disaster?

This was a sweet tale. Though I thought the "love" between them an exaggeration of the attraction that happened early on, I found this young pair believable and gave them a pass on the matter. They both behave like the young people they are, still learning to find their place in the world. I was sympathetic to Theo's reluctance to fall into the expectations of society regarding his rank. Hetty's penchant for bursting into tears over everything was slightly annoying.

Overall, it is a sweet, easy-to-read romance. The plot is well paced and uncomplicated. Those who are looking for a relaxing afternoon read will probably enjoy this one.

I received a free copy through NetGalley and all opinions expressed are my own. ( )