Nearly a lady

"When a stranger from London arrives, promising to return the funds that have been stolen from her through the years, Winnefred Blythe, who is accustomed to making do with very little, finds it hard to trust Lord Gideon Haverston."
"When a stranger from London arrives, promising to return the funds that have been stolen from her through the years, Winnefred Blythe, who is accustomed to making do with very little, finds it hard to trust Lord Gideon Haverston."@en
"Lord Gideon Haverston wanted to right his family's wrongs. So when he promises young Winnefred Blythe the money that his stepmother had cheated her out of over the years, he expects to be greeted as a hero. But the situation is much more complicated than Gideon had expected-and the task of taming the untrusting Winnefred much more alluring."@en
"Commitment-phobic Lord Gideon Haverston, trying to deliver an allowance embezzled by his stepmother to Winnefred "Freddie" Blythe, finds her living on a Scottish farm in poverty with her beloved governess, Lilly, who requests a London season for both of them. Freddie reluctantly agrees to preparations, fashion, and dancing lessons so that Lilly, whom Gideon discovers to be his brother's lost love, can have her wish. By the time they leave for London, Gideon is drawn to Freddie's awkward honesty and kindness."@en