My fair lord - Elisabeth Hobbes

A Gilded Age Retelling of My Fair Lady

Arriving into English society from the drawing rooms of New York, Miss Florence Wakechild desires nothing less than the marriage her father is so desperately seeking for her. Clayton Wakechild desires nothing more than finding a suitable husband for his daughter - a husband of noble birth and title no less. No 'new money' here.

Frustrated with her father's obsession with the British aristocracy, Florence comes up with a plan. If she can train an ordinary working man to behave like a viscount and fool her father, she can prove to him a title is meaningless.

It's a straightforward plan, but the man Florence chooses is Ned Blake, a man who will open her eyes in a way she couldn't have imagined. As Ned's hands gently guide her across the ballroom floor, the last thing Florence expects to feel is something real.

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