A Most Inconvenient Affection | Anthony Bridgerton

A Most Inconvenient Affection | Anthony Bridgerton

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At the height of the London Season, Emilia Hughes , a quiet girl of modest means hired to serve at the opening ball of the season. Expects nothing more than to blend into the background. But a single misstep, one unfortunate splash of red wine, and she finds herself at the center of Viscount Anthony Bridgerton's attention... ! I am taking a short break from writing this story !
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**Dearest Readers,** My quills have been sharpened in eager anticipation of the 1815 season, and I daresay it shall prove as thrilling as any before it. New faces grace our glittering ballrooms - most notably the daughters of the Earl of Somerset, presented to society for the very first time. Yours truly, **Lady Whistledown's Society Papers** ~ The Earl's daughters are opposites in every regard. Lady Marie, the younger, is softness and sweetness itself, earning the coveted title of Diamond of the Season. Her beauty and gentle charm quickly capture the admiration of Mr. Benedict Bridgerton, who appears every inch the attentive suitor. Yet it is her elder sister, Lady Esther - sharp-witted, bold, and far less inclined toward obedience - who truly unsettles him. With their father quietly pressing for a match to secure his own hidden interests, what begins as a season of promise soon becomes a matter of urgency. And when fate intervenes, it is not the sister meant to be chosen who must secure a husband before the final dance. For in matters of the heart, dear reader, desire rarely follows expectation.

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