A Manor of Faking It by Hadley Harlin

The prodigal daughter returns.

Finn: I’m the privileged elite. I have money, land, and a prestigious dukedom within my grasp–until my father threatens disinheritance after my latest debacle, a dishonorable discharge from the RAF that ended my days as a fighter pilot. Now, if I don’t put up a pretty façade of repentance, he’ll give the dukedom to my irresponsible little sister thanks to the new Alexander the Great laws. To the “fittest” goes the estate.

Poppy: One minute, I’m one of the highest-paid Instagram influencers in LA. The next, I find my producer boyfriend in position number thirty-eight with a wannabe actress. Sometimes, Hollywood really is that cliché. Then the real bomb drops: my father dies, leaving me his crumbling earldom, despite the fact that I haven’t been back to England in ten years. I can’t be the first Perrinton in almost a thousand years to lose the land! I’ll have to use all of my American charm to save my estate–and keep from falling back in love with my childhood savior and tormentor, Finlay Damford.