Description
In the gilded ballrooms of Victorian London, Miss Genevieve Beauchamp - eldest daughter of Lord Edmund Beauchamp, Baron of Thornfield - enters her first season with perfect posture and proper training. Her path seems clear: secure an advantageous match, uphold family honor, and fulfill her duty without question. That is, until she encounters Lord Alexander Blackwood, the scandalous Earl of Harrington, newly returned from five years abroad after a devastating betrayal. With his unconventional ideas and worldly experiences, he challenges everything Genevieve has been raised to believe about society, duty, and herself. As whispers of his past follow him through London's elite circles, Genevieve finds herself inexplicably drawn to the one man her mother has explicitly forbidden. Against the backdrop of musicales, tea parties, and glittering balls, she begins to question whether the life laid out before her is truly the one she desires. A tale of societal expectations, forbidden attraction, and the courage to imagine a different future - even when everyone insists the path is already set.
The Debutante's Duty
