oil and lye | bridgerton

On the eve of her debut to society, Dahlia Bridgerton laments about her faults. Her differences. As a child, the physicians could not tell what was wrong with her. Doctors would not know what was wrong until more than a century later.

But what made her different was her strength. She had a scientist's eye for detail, and a great idea. If only she were low-born and could grow her business and become a household name for decades to come.

Alas, Miss Dahlia Bridgerton must do what society decrees. She must marry, and marry well. Oh so she thought, for her future is what she makes of it, and she won't let her brother or the ton tell her otherwise.

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