The Baker and The Viscount

To avoid another culinary disaster at their upcoming gala, the Bridgerton family turns to a local bakery-Anthony Bridgerton, the 30-year-old Viscount and eldest of eight siblings, volunteers to visit the bakery personally.

As head of the Bridgerton household since his father's death, Anthony feels pressured to marry, but no high-society woman has ever met his standards. He has resigned himself to a loveless life.

At the bakery, Anthony meets Rosabelle Andrews, a spirited 26-year-old woman who has always been treated as the black sheep in her family. After her father left and her mother's bitterness, Rosabelle grew up under harsh criticism. Self-taught and fiercely independent, she rejects the idea of marriage, finding solace in her books and baking.

Though wary of noblemen, Rosabelle is drawn to Anthony's sincerity. Despite their differences in station, the two form a connection, challenging the rigid social boundaries of Regency England. As their feelings for each other grow, they must navigate a world that says love between them is impossible.