No Place for a Lady — Joan Smith

WHAT THE DEVIL WAS A CLERGYMAN'S DAUGHTER DOING IN A HOVEL LIKE THIS?

If Catherine had held any hopes that the London house she had inherited from her aunt would help her escape her despairing home life, they were dashed the moment she sale the place. It was a slum. But she couldn't just sell it and toss her downtrodden boarders into the street. The wildly attractive, curiously prosperous Mr. Alger was the one tenant who did not make Catherine feel like a failure. Though he looked completely out of place, Catherine thought she smelled a hint of romance inn the air. Sequestered jewels and a slimy pawnbroker, however, could only spell trouble. Yet Catherine was no biddable landlady-either to Algers scheming, or his undeniable charm....

Hero: Mr. Alger
Heroine: Catherine "Cathy" Irving