Lady Emma

Lady Emma, ??the youngest of the Milfords, is not like the other ladies of London high society. She is not interested in dancing, courtship, or marrying a suitable but surely boring man. What Emma wants is to stay single to have absolute control of her life and enjoy her in every way. Sir Hugh Barrymore has just returned from the war to head one of the branches of the family business. He aspires to lead a simple existence away from danger, until he meets a peculiar young man in a men's club. However, it won't take long for him to realize that this young man is actually an enigmatic woman disguised as a man. Although neither of them expected to be overwhelmed by an excessive passion, soon the attraction between Emma and Hugh will be inevitable and both will debate between what they feel and what they want for their lives. Meanwhile, letters from the mysterious Lady Minerva encourage Emma to search for the perfect man for her. Is it possible that she, despite her convictions, has him closer than she imagines?