By Felicity Niven. Bletherskite Books. Harriet (Harry) Lovelock has important concerns with regard to Fermat’s Theorem. She is sure she can solve it if only she could rid herself of the balls and social occasions required of her as an unmarried young lady in English society. Meanwhile, Thomas Drake is trying to enjoy life without allowing his heart to begin feeling for others, particularly women. After a chance encounter, Harry decides on a plan that she believes will benefit both of them: a marriage of convenience that will allow her to continue her work undisturbed and for him to carry on life with no feelings attached. What follows is a…