Miles, Lord Burlington, has a plan – return to the top spot as the world’s best polo player.

Oh, and get revenge on the guy who nearly killed him.

Ruby Lanson has simpler ambitions – become a polo player. So far she’s not doing well, and her future is an opaque vision of life as a groom, fighting off handsy patrons.

When Miles charges into her Colorado stable, first impressions aren’t good. She’s less enamored of his status than he feels she should be, and places him firmly in the category of entitled billionaire.

But Miles isn’t to be deterred.

He’s vowed to do whatever it takes to reach his goal. If offering Ruby a job at Foxleigh Park is the price to pay, then sobeit.

For Ruby, this is the opportunity she never expected, and jumps at the chance before she can think twice. Or worse, linger on Miles’s blue eyes and deep dimples.

Except visa complications means there’s only one solution.

Get married.

Because what’s the big deal? It’s a season playing polo in England, and annulments happen every day.

But the longer Ruby lives with Miles, the quicker she realizes he’s not who she thought he was. While Miles begins to think this marriage malarkey might be something he could get behind.

As the season progresses, matches are won and truths become known, Ruby and Miles soon have a decision to make. . .

Admit their marriage might be the most important match of all.