The Duke of Charrington has a problem.
Not his wealth. Not his title. Not even his mother (though she's on the list).
No -- his problem is his face.
When a provocative portrait of a half-dressed man -- who looks exactly like him -- sweeps through London's galleries and gossip columns, Alistair Delaney Harcourt finds himself at the center of a very public scandal. He didn't pose for it. He doesn't even know the artist. Yet the resemblance is undeniable, and worse, society seems rather delighted by the idea that he's secretly a roguish Adonis.
The black-market copies spread like wildfire. Debutantes are swooning. Parliament is perturbed. And his mother? She's already packed a bag for exile. He's not guilty, he didn't pose for fame. It found him shirtless anyway. He simply just too hot for the ton.
Desperate to restore his reputation, Alistair makes a calculated move: he hires a respectable woman to pose as his fiancée, hoping the image of domestic bliss will quiet the rumors.
Miss Charity Plum is meant to be respectable, demure, and dull enough to convince everyone he's reformed. Unfortunately, she's clever, composed, and extremely good at pretending to be in love. And the Duke? He's starting to forget it's only pretend.
Now London's most eligible duke is trapped in a role he created -- and he's starting to wish it were real. Because sometimes, the greatest scandal is falling in love.

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