A Royal Season

In the heart of Morocco, Princess Nora Richardson has lived a life of privilege and duty, shielded within the opulent walls of her family's palace. But when unrest threatens the safety of the kingdom, her father, King Mohamed VI, makes the difficult decision to send Nora and her mother, Princess Yamina, to London. The journey is not just about safety-it's also a chance for Nora to find herself, and perhaps, a suitable match.

Arriving in London, Nora and her mother settle into a luxurious suite at the Langham Hotel, awaiting the completion of their family's grand residence. The unfamiliar city is both intimidating and exhilarating, filled with the promise of new experiences. Nora soon discovers that her longtime penfriend, Eloise Bridgerton, is also in London, providing her with a comforting connection to her new surroundings.

As Nora navigates the complexities of London society, she is thrust into the world of balls, tea parties, and the strict expectations of the ton. A surprise invitation from Queen Charlotte to a ball at Buckingham Palace marks the beginning of her introduction to society, where she is presented as an exotic and intriguing figure.

At the ball, Nora's path crosses with that of Benedict Bridgerton, a charming and enigmatic artist who is captivated by her beauty and spirit. As they grow closer, Nora finds herself torn between her duty to her family and her own desires. In a world where appearances and reputation are everything, Nora must navigate the intricate dance of love, tradition, and identity.

A Royal Season explores the journey of a young princess finding her place in a new world, the struggles of adapting to societal expectations, and the power of love to transcend boundaries. With the backdrop of Regency London's glittering high society, Nora's story is one of courage, discovery, and the pursuit of happiness on her own terms.