Madeleine Bouchard is on the run. She flees from her abusive husband in the dead of night. She hopes to make it to London and board a ship to France that will take her back to her family.
She plans on putting as many miles between her and her husband as she can while it’s still dark when fate intervenes.
Lord Garrett Montayne and his friend are also on the road to London in the wee hours of the morning when they see a woman walking alone.
When they ride up on her, she goes into survival mode.When asked who she is, she can’t use her name as these men could be friends of her husbands.
Instead she gives a name feared throughout the land–Lady Montayne. Garrett is completely taken aback by her declaration having never seen her before but he agrees to play along and he and his friend escort her to London.
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