Westcott

Mary Balogh

When Wren proposes a marriage of practical convenience to Alexander Westcott, she offers him stability—and a chance to rebuild his life without the chaos of longing. As their carefully arranged union takes shape, both must confront what they truly want from love, duty, and family, and whether a “beneficial arrangement” can survive the unexpected stirrings of the heart. Set against the shifting expectations of Regency society, this installment follows the Westcott family as they work to heal old wounds and secure their futures. With Mary Balogh’s signature blend of emotional realism and quietly intense romance, the story explores themes of trust, second chances, and the difference between need and desire.