Saving Lady Jack — Tammy Jo Burns

She is a healer living alone... Jacqueline Grey (or Jack as she prefers to be called) is content to live life alone in her little cottage, treating the villagers' illnesses. But when her grandmother arrives with a mysterious ailment that is affecting her memory, Jack cannot stand to do nothing. So she packs up the few things she owns and goes to London. Little does she know that when she arrives, her grandmother plans to introduce her to the beau monde. He is an investigator uncertain where he belongs... Dominic Grantham has been found by his family and he's not quite certain how he feels about it, especially the fact that he now has to interact with members of the ton on a regular basis considering his long, lost parents are the Earl and Countess of Davenport. Thanks to the eye patch he wears, the women twitter and whisper about him being a pirate while the men just do their best to ignore him. Can two lonely hearts find love? Months earlier, Grantham, a private investigator, found Lady Jack on behalf of her grandmother. So when the women's lives are endangered and the situation turns desperate, he is the only person Lady Jack feels she can turn to for help. As they work to find out who wants Jack permanently out of the way, the two grow closer until feelings can no longer be denied. But will love be enough for a free-spirited, independent woman? And will they find out who wants Lady Jack dead before it's too late? This is a part of a series, and even though you will see some familiar faces from other books in the series, it does not have to be read in any particular order. A guaranteed HEA with no cliff-hangers.