He saved her from drowning... Who will save her from him... Matthew Weldrick must marry and produce an heir. Giving up being a rake will be hard but finding a wife he prefers seems to be harder. That is until he travels to his country estate he finds just what he was looking for. Farm girl Abigail Willhoite has been taking care of her family since she was orphaned. After her adoptive parents pass, she is left to care for their children and the farm. Being saved by a handsome Duke she grows an unrealistic attachment to him. Knowing she could never be with him she struggles with the fact she is falling in love. William Tinker was the bastard son of Lord Septhon and the last known heir to the Septhon fortune. So he thought till Lord Septhon becomes ill and requests a message be delivered to an orphan named Abigail Willhoite. The fortune will be lost to Tinker if the message reaches the girl. He vows that Abigail Willhoite will never know who she truly is. **First Book in the Desire Series**

"Where have you been Sunshine?" Where have I been? Do I know him? He called me Sunshine. Gordon Bennett! Who the hell is this guy? Meet Evelyn Mary Richardson, a rich British girl who had to work as a maid to hide from the person whom she feared the most, her dad. She wanted nothing more than freedom,freedom from her own family and an ability to forget her past. Fate brought her close to Adam Hughes Moore, a Greek god. Meeting him everything eventually started to change. Not to mention,they got insanely attracted to eachother right away only to realize there was more in that attraction. With Evelyn's heart-crushing,guilt filled dark past and with Adam's own troublesome issues, will they be able to fish something out of that attraction? Will she be able to forget the regretful past? Will she be able to attain the freedom she wanted? Find out... WARNING: This story deals with abusive behaviour.Don't read if you get disturbed. Enter at your own risk. COPYRIGHTED. STRICTLY AGAINST PLAGIARISM. (Slow updates) P.S -REQUIRES MAJOR EDITING. DON'T READ THE BOOK IF YOU ARE HYPER SENSITIVE TO ERRORS.