Nicholas, the Marquess of Overlea, proposes a marriage of convenience to Louisa Evans to save her from ruin, but his true intentions for their future heir create an immediate conflict. Nicholas plans to wed Louisa quickly, securing her family's future while avoiding any personal entanglement. However, Louisa discovers his scandalous proposition that he will not father their heir, leading her to reject his plan. Despite his efforts to maintain distance, Nicholas finds himself falling for Louisa, a development that threatens his carefully constructed world and his family's legacy.

This Regency Historical Romance, the first in the Landing a Lord series, centers on a marriage of convenience with a scandalous twist. The narrative explores the developing relationship between the Marquess of Overlea and Louisa Evans as they navigate his unconventional proposition regarding an heir. The story delves into themes of enemies to lovers and features a wounded hero, suggesting a focus on emotional healing alongside romantic tension. The premise sets up a conflict between duty and burgeoning affection, promising a compelling dynamic as the protagonists challenge each other's expectations.