Hello, this is my first time posting on good reads so please be gentle. The book been on my mind for a long time but can't seem to recall the name.The Hero is in love with the heroine but she doesn't know this. Heroine thinks he is in love with her neighbour (could be a friend too, not sure). I think she likes him a little bit too. Heroine thinks she is plain. Hero shows up to her house drunk one night and heroine catches him stealing flowers. She decides to help him get the girl she thinks he is in love with. I think they eventually get married without knowing how both feel about each other. That's all I seem to be able to recall. It's a historical romance. Possibly regency but I could be very wrong. Can anyone please help me with the title? Thank you so much in advance to any help you can offer. :)
He's on the hunt for a bride... Adam Faramond, Earl of Rothbury, needs to find a wife—immediately!—or his beloved grandmother will leave him penniless. But Adam, an unrepentant rake, would reform for only one woman, the woman he's lusted after—and loved—for years. It's rather unfortunate, then, that Miss Charlotte Greene would never consent to be the blushing bride of a  He's on the hunt for a bride... Adam Faramond, Earl of Rothbury, needs to find a wife—immediately!—or his beloved grandmother will leave him penniless. But Adam, an unrepentant rake, would reform for only one woman, the woman he's lusted after—and loved—for years. It's rather unfortunate, then, that Miss Charlotte Greene would never consent to be the blushing bride of a rogue... or so he thinks. Charlotte believes that the earl, the only man whose touch leaves her trembling, would never want a woman like her. Weary of her wallflower ways, Charlotte decides that a friendship with the earl just might give her the excitement she desires. Keeping their true feelings hidden, she and Adam plan a sham ceremony to placate the dowager. But when the "marriage of convenience" takes an unexpected turn, will Charlotte and her wicked earl finally reveal their irresistible, unforgettable love—and delight in a lifetime of passion? ...more