Disparity and Devotion

Our story begins in England during the early 1800s, or as it is more commonly known, the Regency era.

Marriage is common among the residents of England-love is a rarity.

Evelyn Riley is finishing her first social season in London. She is done with the uncomfortable dresses, tiresome chats, and terrible dance partners.

Evelyn learned from the errors of others and is determined not to make similar mistakes with the man she wishes to marry. Arthur Landon captivates her instantly, and her resolve to be with him only increases. Feeling like an outsider in her social circle, her affection was solidified by his non-elite background and admirable qualities.

Arthur Landon has found fulfillment in his modest life, working in his family's dress shop by day and practicing violin in the evenings. He never felt like anything was lacking until he met Miss Evelyn Riley. Despite fighting them, his doubts vanish and devotion grows when Evelyn is near.

The only problem?

The disparity of their families' wealth and standing within London.

Once Evelyn realizes she has fallen for Arthur, her determination to marry him leads to impulsive decisions that take the young couple on an unexpected journey.