After a whirlwind courtship Rosalind had married Perry Sefton for nothing but love. When, only hours after the wedding, she was as rapidly widowed, in her shock and heartbreak she neither knew nor cared that she was now sole heiress to Perry's vast fortune. But could she convince his family that she was not a gold-digger? In particular, could she convince his formidable cousin Julian Tremayne, who had been the keeper of Perry's purse-strings, that she had never given the money a thought? And why did it matter so much what Julian thought, anyway?