
Prim minister's daughter Harriet navigates London's social season under the Tribble sisters' guidance, drawing a rakish lord into her good works and romance.
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Prim minister's daughter Harriet navigates London's social season under the Tribble sisters' guidance, drawing a rakish lord into her good works and romance.
Lord Charles Marsham, exquisite from his impeccably tied cravat to his gleaming Hessian boots, is perfectly contented with his bachelor life of guzzling and gambling, and prim, proper Harriet Brown, Methodist minister's daughter come to London's social season to find a husband. But Capability Brown, as Charles calls her, is so intent on involving him in her "good works," which range from rescuing treed felines to playing Cupid for the outspoken Tribble sisters--themselves matchmakers for misfits...
will contain mild spoilers
Romantic courtship with occasional sexual references
No violence depicted
Mild language and occasional sexual references
Social drinking in Regency setting
No LGBTQ+ representation
Protagonist is a Methodist minister's daughter
No magic or witchcraft
No occult content
No political messaging
No self-harm or suicide
No abuse or suffering depicted
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