Once they are in Boston and away from the judgmental attitudes or her former friends and neighbors, Lucy comes to understand how much Heath appreciates her just for being herself. When Heath decides to buy a foundering Boston newspaper, it leads them to make a move to the city, and Lucy decides that she must simply make the best of it.

Believing herself still in love with Daniel, Lucy is, at first, resentful of the arrangement, which leads to a great deal of contention during the early weeks of their marriage. With word of her ruined reputation spreading like wildfire throughout the town, Lucy has few options open to her except marrying Heath. Alone after a stressful night, their attraction to one another explodes into a moment of passion that is witnessed by Daniel and Lucy's best friend. One night, after they both heroically assist in battling a neighbor's house fire, Lucy can't seem to stop herself from following Heath into the woods to make sure he is all right. Even though Lucy continues to declare her love for Daniel and insists that she still has every intention of marrying him, she cannot deny her attraction to Heath, and he can't keep his eyes off of her. Lucy has know Daniel since they were children, but Daniel's insistence on a lengthy engagement that has thus far lasted for years, is beginning to wear on their relationship. Even though their time together had been completely platonic, Heath and Lucy decide it would be best to act as strangers if they see each other in public, in order to save her reputation and her engagement to local attorney, Daniel Collier.

With her father thinking that she is still away visiting family in another town, Lucy spends two days recovering at Heath's home. When handsome Southerner, Heath Rayne, rescues Lucinda Caldwell from an icy river in her home-town of Concord, Massachusetts, little does she know that it will change her life forever.

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