Convincing the Earl's Daughter

In her limited experience, Lady Sarah Beauchamp believes all men are insipid, including the elder brother of her dearest and life-long friend. If she could but find a man who was her equal in both intelligence and wit, and keep her amused for longer than an evening, then perhaps she might recant her position and join her sisters in what she presumed to be marital bliss.Jonathon Annesley is the son of a viscount—and a man who has long lusted after his little sister’s best friend. He is no fool—Sarah’s requirements for a spouse are numerous and specific—and describe him to a ‘T’. Intent on showing the girl that he is her dream husband, he engages the help of his friends to highlight his strengths and illustrate precisely why he is her equal—and best choice for a spouse.Work formerly published under the title "The Gentleman's Promise"