Some secrets are harder to keep than others . . .
When Harriet Brewster gets the chance to go to England and meet her favorite author—the possibly geriatric but insanely talented TD Piaget–she has to go.
Her list of Perils to Avoid in Quaint English Villages in hand, she’s prepared for anything . . .
except to discover that her favorite writer is a gorgeous, thirty-something hunk with a lovely pair of gray eyes—and not at all who he claims to be.
Samuel de Piaget is drowning in drama: a show in Stratford going sideways, match-making ghosts infesting his kitchen, and being bamboozled into pretending to be his twin brother at a mystery conference.
He expects dodgy doings from the writers; he doesn’t expect to encounter a lovely faery named Harriet behind a ficus tree and find himself thoroughly smitten.
But time and events aren’t through with Sam and Harriet—or several others in their little orbit—and romantic doings in a pair of centuries are absolutely waiting in the wings to go onstage . . .
