She Was Listed With the Inventory — The New Duke Thought Her a Maid — She Was the Late Duke's...

What would you do if the only way back into your own home was to pretend you never belonged there? When Havorstead Hall was sold to settle her father's debts, Maren Crestwell lost everything — her home, her name, and any claim the world might recognize. But somewhere inside that house was a letter her father had written before he died. A letter that proved who she really was. So she did the only thing she could: she applied for the job of parlor maid in the house she had grown up in, and she waited. What she didn't expect was a Duke who noticed everything. A young woman forced to hide her identity inside the home she was born in — and the impossible line between what she knows and what she can say A letter hidden in a drawer for months, written by a father who knew time was running out — and what it finally revealed A distant cousin with a solicitor and a claim, and the quiet legal battle that would decide whether Maren Crestwell existed at all