The Heiress Gets a Duke (The Gilded Age Heiresses Book 1)

Immerse yourself in the sumptuous world of Victorian high society with Lady August, a captivating tale by the talented author St. George. In this enchanting story, we follow Lady August, a fiercely independent woman who is determined to run her family's business instead of succumbing to the pressures of marriage. Summoned from vibrant New York to the sophisticated ballrooms of London, she finds herself in a pretentious engagement with Evan, the Duke of Rothschild. Little...

Immerse yourself in the sumptuous world of Victorian high society with Lady August, a captivating tale by the talented author St. George. In this enchanting story, we follow Lady August, a fiercely independent woman who is determined to run her family's business instead of succumbing to the pressures of marriage. Summoned from vibrant New York to the sophisticated ballrooms of London, she finds herself in a pretentious engagement with Evan, the Duke of Rothschild. Little does she know, the courtship is not what it seems, as August grapples with her emotions and perceptions.

As the narrative unfolds, readers will fall in love with the witty dialogue and richly developed characters. St. George excels in creating deep relationships, turning what could be a mundane arranged marriage into a thrilling battle of wits and emotions. August’s spirited resistance to the societal expectations imposed upon her adds a layer of tension and excitement, while Evan's genuine intentions slowly unravel to reveal a complexity that surprises both characters.

This novel is not just about love; it’s a poignant exploration of choices, aspirations, and self-discovery. The author beautifully portrays how greater challenges can lead to unexpected growth. With elements of humor and serious undertones, the story tantalizes with the allure of high society and the harsh realities within it.

Readers who adore intricate plots filled with emotional depth and character development will find themselves utterly engrossed as they witness Lady August navigate a world of pretense, affection, and the delicate dance of romance. Perfectly timed for fans of the popular genre, this debut promises to establish St. George as a celebrated name in Victorian literature.