1932. As Lady Adeline Westmorland prepares for her London Season, society expects her to dance beautifully, marry suitably, and uphold her family's standing as her father takes his seat in the House of Lords. But Adeline longs for more than a carefully scripted future. When an infuriating-and compelling-German baron enters her orbit, attraction sparks just as Europe begins to darken.
From the Yorkshire moors and ancestral castles of England to drawing rooms, debutante balls, and a Germany embracing extremism, Adeline must navigate family duty, class expectations, and a love that could cost more than heartbreak. While her parents wrestle with their own questions of purpose, sacrifice, and change, Adeline faces a future shaped not only by romance, but by political forces far beyond the ballroom.
Sweeping, emotionally rich, and steeped in period detail, The Lady Adeline blends aristocratic family drama, coming-of-age tension, and an international love story set in a world on the brink of chaos and destruction.