This series delves into the depths of human emotion and intricate relationships, where characters grapple with passionate love, societal expectations, and internal conflicts. The narratives frequently set romantic dramas against challenging historical or wartime backdrops, emphasizing the tension between personal desires and duty. Readers can expect strong female protagonists who confront difficult choices and forge their own paths amidst adversity.
Ariana's journey unfolds in the charming village of Chesterton and leads her to the elegant ballroom of Carlton House. This Christian Regency novel explores themes of faith and adventure, showcasing her growth and the bonds she forms with her friends. Readers can expect a heartwarming conclusion that celebrates love and resilience in a richly detailed historical setting.
Ariana Forsythe plans her wedding to the extremely wealthy Philip Mornay, and promises to use her new position to do what she can to aid the numerous street waifs she sees in London.
Seventeen-year-old Beatrice Forsythe wants to marry well, as her sister Ariana has. But when Ariana falls ill, pretenses crumble, hearts are barred, and a country house courtship like none other ensues.