The Twelfth Hour

Set against the backdrop of the Edwardian era, the story follows the Crofton siblings as they navigate societal pressures surrounding marriage. Felicity, at 25, is poised to marry a wealthy suitor more interested in leisure than love, while her younger sister Sylvia resists their father's plans for her to wed a millionaire. Meanwhile, 16-year-old Savile is caught between his infatuation with a famous opera singer and the expectations of a local girl. This humorous exploration of romantic dilemmas highlights Leverson's wit and offers a fresh perspective on the era's social dynamics.