FANS OF THE BRIDGERTON FAMILY DON'T MISS IT!

When business calls the intrepid Sir Horace Stanton-Lacy to South America, he entrusts his daughter Sophia to his sister, Elizabeth Rivenhall, who lives in Berkeley Square. After the cruise on the continent, Sophy immediately invites herself to her relatives. Lady Ombersley agrees to take Sophy in, but no one expects that the girl will storm the town and take it over.

The beautiful, cheerful, impulsive, shockingly outspoken Sophy bursts into the elegant London society, shattering conventions and traditions like a windstorm. Resilient, adventurous and completely tireless - hardly the meek girl the Rivenhalls expected her to be. Kind-hearted Aunt Lizzy stumbles, and Sophy's arrogant and gruff cousin, Charles Rivenhall, the heir to the Ombersley fortune, vows to rid his family of the sleazy relative: marry her off.

However, the lively and irrepressible Sophy has been in a delicate situation on other occasions. After all, he has been keeping opportunistic women away from his widowed father for years. Nevertheless, spending time with your relatives can be the biggest challenge of your life. The girl has an inimitable blend of eloquence and grace. He is determined to solve all of their problems with his characteristic free-spirited methods.

Georgette Heyer, one of the best-known and best-loved historical novelists, wrote more than fifty books, and died in 1974 at the age of seventy-one.