Livvy Ravenwood's daughter wished for a night in shining armor to come to the rescue and Sir William March appeared. Of course he claimed the castle Livvy was renovating was his and that he wasn't entertainment hired for a wedding. Livvy wasn't about to fall for a man who rescued damsels in distress. She'd had enough of heroes . . . hadn't she?
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