Leah wishes to retrieve, then sell, her mother’s stolen tiara for the money they need to live on. She turns to her brother’s friend, the Duke of Edenthorpe, for help. Harcourt has a little experience with theft. As they plan and work together, they fall for each other. Their possible romance is complicated by his previous engagement (betrothed since childhood, neither her nor his fiancée desire the match). Will these two be able to get the tiara without getting caught, or worse? Will Harcourt be able to break the engagement so that he and Leah can be together? An interesting story with a complex plot filled with intrigue, action, and danger. The characters are great. There is an evil unpredictable (actually crazy) Marquess, a desperate young heroine, and an honorable hero. I love Leah and Harcourt. Theirs is a slow-burn, for a while uncertain romance, but things have a way of working out as they should. This is a wonderful beginning for a new series. I look forward to more. I received a free copy of this book via BookSprout, and I am voluntarily leaving a review.