Eles Wilmington is a writer, a wonder, and a fair woman. She likes the month of August and eloquently writes down her thoughts as a form of her liberty. In blossoms of her youthful days, she was acquainted with Agustine Lockheart, a grandson of a Don. Her summer is filled with happiness, love, and bittersweet memories. It is one of the unforgettable seasons of her life and she never regrets making the decision that made her a maiden for the rest of her life. �You can have my heart, Agustine. Soon, if it beats fully for you.� -Eles Wilmington �Those ladies are boring. You are always my favorite and one of my best leisure.� -Agustine Lockheart

You are the tale I will going to tell Herself, Himself and I You will all live In memories of others In life of mine -Said by a nineteen year old writer named Seseyoung

One reckless man . . . One passionate woman. Enter the world of Mary Balogh—the glittering ballrooms and vast country estates of Regency-era England, where romance, with all its mystery, magic, and surprises, comes vibrantly alive. It was a perfect morning in May . . . Neville Wyatt, Earl of Kilbourne, awaited his bride at the altar—when a ragged beggar woman raced down the aisle instead. The cream of the ton saw him stare, shocked, then declare that this was his wife! One night of passion was all he remembered as he beheld Lily, the woman he'd wed, loved, and lost on the battlefield in Portugal. Now he said he'd honor his commitment to her—regardless of the gulf that lay between them. Then Lily spoke her mind . . . She said she wanted only to start a new life—wanted only a husband who truly loved her. She had to leave him to learn how to meet his world on her terms. So Lily agreed to earn her keep as his aunt's companion and study the genteel arts. Soon she was the toast of the ton, every inch a countess fit for the earl, who vowed to prove to his remarkable wife that what he felt for her was far more than desire, that what he wanted from her was much more than . . . One Night for Love.