With seven bridegrooms well matched, budding businesswoman Poppy White is gaining a reputation as London’s best matchmaker. Now, she needs to pull off the biggest match of the Season: awkward wallflower Miss Harriet Tillmont and the persnickety Duke of Crestmont. Matching the duke will enable Poppy to care for her ailing mother and secure a love match for her younger sister. One last match, the match of her life, the most important match of all. If the Duke of Crestmont doesn’t produce an heir soon, his dukedom will fall to his cousin who’d just as soon pillage the land and let their people starve than care for it. Step one? Acquire a proper wife. Enter Poppy, who suggests Miss Harriet Tillmont, a lady who sings like an angel and serves a perfect cup of tea. If only Matthew wasn’t so distracted by the mouthy, infuriating, and utterly kissable Poppy — a woman whose personality is more suited to being a carriage salesman than a duchess, and who seems immune to his presence. Poppy is not immune. She needs to match the complicated duke, not fall in love with him. And yet, here she is. A romantic link between Poppy and the duke will not only ruin her reputation and kill her business, but if the duke doesn’t marry Harriet, Poppy’s beloved sister will lose the man she loves forever.