Sarah Zelman

When Mr. Arthur Rosewood, the charming and enigmatic son of a wealthy country landowner, returns to his picturesque hometown, he becomes the center of attention. His effortless charisma captures the hearts and whispers of the entire town. Willow, finding herself alone for the summer with her best friend away, is more than happy to accept Mr. Rosewood’s attention-especially since it seems to irk her childhood rival, the cunning and ever-scheming Kitty.

But as the lazy, sun-soaked days of summer begin to fade, Willow starts to question the nature of their connection. Are Mr. Rosewood’s intentions as pure and genuine as her own growing feelings? Or is she merely a pawn in a game she doesn’t fully understand?

Set against the backdrop of Edwardian England, this is a tale of love, rivalry, and self-discovery. Amidst Kitty’s manipulations, the endless buzz of town gossip, and secrets that surface in the most unexpected ways, Willow must navigate a tangled web of emotions to uncover the truth-not just about Arthur, but about her own heart.

Perfect for fans of period romance, this story offers a compelling mix of sharp wit, emotional depth, and vivid historical detail. Step into a world of tea parties, whispered scandals, and grand summer estates, and lose yourself in a timeless tale where love and truth are never as simple as they seem.