After awakening from a carriage accident, a young woman is confused when she is called Lady Mayfield. When her memory returns, she makes a decision and then must endure the consequences. 
 From the start, I guessed the identity of the young woman. The reader is not left in suspense for long. The majority of the novel focuses on her past, which she is anxious to keep quiet for obvious reasons. Her conflicting feelings are understandable, and the consequences that she bravely faces. 
 The book is clean, although there is a scene where two characters get into bed together. This is written in a discreet manner and is not graphic. Though I did not like it, I don't think it very offensive. 
 Every few chapters -it varies-, we have the viewpoint of Lord Mayfield's solicitor, which adds an interesting layer to the story. 
 This Regency tale is entertaining and one I could recommend to fans of the era.