The Somerset Sisters Series

This series delves into the lives of sisters striving to break free from the constraints of societal expectations and find their own paths. The protagonists seek genuine love and personal autonomy in an era of strict conventions. These narratives explore themes of self-discovery, the courage to defy tradition, and the pursuit of personal fulfillment. It's a story about female empowerment, rebellion against norms, and the quest for authenticity.

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More or Less a Marchioness
Anna Bradley
250 pages
9 hours of reading
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Iris Somerset, constrained by societal expectations and her family's reputation, yearns to break free from her obedient role. After receiving a proposal from Phineas Knight, she realizes she desires genuine love and the power to choose her own path. With the guidance of the audacious Lady Annabel Tallant, Iris embarks on a journey of self-discovery, learning to navigate her marriage prospects while exploring her hidden desires. This tale intertwines themes of autonomy, rebellion, and the quest for true affection.
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More or Less a Countess
Anna Bradley
252 pages
9 hours of reading
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In Regency London, Violet Somerset prefers books over balls and is resigned to spinsterhood after a disappointing season. To protect her shy sister Hyacinth from the notorious rogue, Nicholas Balfour, the Earl of Dare, Violet disguises herself as Hyacinth. Nicholas plans to marry a meek bride but is unprepared for Violet's sharp wit and intelligence. As Violet's deception unravels, she faces a dilemma: endure an engagement with a man she initially despises or confront her growing feelings for him.

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More or Less a Marchioness

More or Less a Countess