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In the Regency era, all the ballrooms and parlors of London are constrained by unwritten and unchanging rules: how to speak with an earl, which curtsy to perform before a prince… A duke must be authoritative and indifferent, and a young marriageable lady—kind, but not overly so. Daphne Bridgerton, the fourth of eight offspring of an exceptionally close-knit noble family, has a cheerful disposition, unlike most of the haughty young ladies her age, so she easily finds common ground with almost all the young men of London’s upper echelons. However, an appealing marriage proposal for her eldest daughter eludes Viscountess Bridgerton. Simon Bassett, the Duke of Hastings, has recently returned from abroad and tries to avoid social clamor, even shunning society altogether, as he has resolved never to marry. He has personal reasons rooted in family drama. An acquaintance with the sister of his best friend, Anthony Bridgerton, opens a new path for him. If Daphne agrees to their feigned courtship, Simon can refuse the advances of the mothers of young ladies who keenly seek the attention of the unmarried duke. In return, Daphne will see new prospects, and her reputation will soar. Will this plan work, given that in the cruel, dazzling, gossip-laden world of London’s elite, only one thing is true: love cannot be restrained by rules?