london england, 1813; the height of the social season. young ladies and gents from families high and low have been primped and prepped by anxious mamas in preparation enter the marriage market. whether they are returning to the scene, or are as new...
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THE BEAUMONTS The Beaumonts are a part of the French royal family, and have been for decades. There are two royal children; a prince and a princess. The two have recently sailed to England in hopes of finding luck in the marriage market. And they should have very little trouble. After all, who doesn't want to be royalty?
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THE SINCLAIRES The Sinclaires, the crown jewels of English society and close relatives to the queen. The duchess had died some years ago, and never had the opportunity to give her husband more than one child. Now, the only members of the Sinclaire family are the Duke Sinclaire, and his son. Both have not been seen in public for a number of years, so the hereditary duke's appearance in society shall surely be unforgettable.
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THE SUTTONS One of the very few of the title still left, the marquis and marchioness Sutton have had a long line dating back to who knows when. They have been present in society quite possibly since the beginning. There are three Sutton children; two daughters and a son, all of which have a high bar to clear, considering the marchioness got married high above her station after only a few weeks out in society.
