Daughters of Belgravia; Vol. 1 of 3

London's most ambitious matriarch is hosting a ball, and three sisters are about to learn exactly what their names are worth in the marriage market. Lady Beranger has spent years cultivating her daughters Zai, Gabrielle, and Trixy into polished commodities, each groomed for a strategically advantageous match. But Zai has gone and done something unforgivable: she's fallen in love with a penniless actor named Carlton Conway. As the glittering season unfolds, sisters navigate rival suitors, secret engagements, and the relentless pressure to convert beauty into social capital. The ornate ballrooms of Belgravia sparkle with venomous gossip and suppressed longing, where a woman's heart is the one asset she isn't allowed to spend. This is Victorian England's haut monde at its most vicious and beautiful, where love is a luxury and rebellion comes at a devastating price. For readers who savor the sharp social satire buried beneath the lace and longing.