The Benevolent Society of Ill-Mannered Ladies

Meet Lady Augusta, equally at home in ballrooms or billiard halls: scandalous, wealthy, spirited, and not one to suffer fools. . .If you binged on Bridgerton and fervently wished for rebellious Eloise to be able to avoid the marriage trap and put her sharp mind and insatiable curiosity to greater use, you will love Goodman's Lady Augusta Colebrook - a witty and whip-smart old maid at the heart of Regency London, and her twin sister - alike neither in looks nor in her sweet and gentle personality. Together they decide to solve Regency society's ills and set off on a mission to rescue discarded wives, find missing orphans and generally thoroughly refuse to be the quiet, needle-pointing matrons that society would prefer . . .A rollicking and joyous adventure, with a beautiful love story at its heart, about two rebellious sisters forging their own path in Regency London