She's not your typical young noblewoman, she's Sophie
A decent dose of romance, intelligent humour and witty dialogue
The noblewoman Sophia Stanton-Lacy was brought up by a free-spirited father and so has little in common with other girls of her social class. Unlike them, she doesn't pay attention to conventions, she doesn't pretend to be weak and submissive, typical for a young lady, but always tries to assert herself and above all she has a great sense of humour. Many people find her behaviour outrageous and find it hard to stomach, but most of those who have the opportunity to get to know her better, he'll understand soon enough, that Sophie has a very kind heart, head in the right place and life with her is fun. Even her strict cousin Charles, who is initially angered by her stunts, realises this. Only he's already engaged to Miss Wraxton Leather and can't break off the official engagement. Sophie, who will help her cousin Cecilia win the man she loves, will have to take her own advice and devise a plan to ensure her happiness.
Historical romance for Bridgerton fans.
