Love Drives in

Dorina's father had been an industrialist and brilliant inventor who trained her to be his heir, sending her abroad to learn many languages. While in France she learned that he had died, and she was left to take over his business. But she does not feel ready, especially as she knows he was trying to design a horseless carriage. For a while she keeps his death a secret, to give herself time to learn, and goes to work for his great rival, the Earl of Kennington. He is younger than she expected-- and much better looking. Working closely with him, she finds herself drawn to him. Then she learns that he too is designing a horseless carriage. What will he say when he discovers they are in direct competition?