Death Of a Schoolgirl

It's the middle of the nineteenth century as we are introduced to two life-long friends. Diana and Florence are as inseparable as ever as they are off to boarding school for the very first time. As the daughter of a wealthy marquess and an earl respectively, they attend a very exclusive, rich academy where they receive privileges unimaginable to normal girls. But beyond the grandeur of the exquisite tapestries and resplendent paintings, something fishy seems to be going on. Especially when head-girl Edith disappears suddenly. Soon, the girls are entangled in an adventure full of blood, gore and sweat- I mean, glow (horses sweat ladies glow, you know the cue). Followed from mostly Diana's perspective, sit back and watch as a tale of feminism, class inequality, friendship and the very worst (and best) aspects of the human personality unfolds, with a dash of romance to spice things up (everything is chaste, by the way).
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