The focus moves away from the Eversley family except in passing. The Denhams have 6 daughters to marry (apart from the oldest who is already married). The middle 3 daughters are invited to spend a season in Brighton with their married sister, where they fall in with Vicount Pamyngton and his friend Freddy Eversley (Hugh and Georgiana Eversley’s younger brother). The elder of the three is in love with an impecunious clergyman, but he is noble enough to forsake her as he doesn’t want to live on her fortune. The youngest of the three is intent on having a good time, and the middle of the three is tryng to keep her younger sister out of trouble, help her next elder sister’s romance to blossom, and not fall into scrapes herself.

The four books are reviewed as a whole in the 4th book.

The daughters of Lady Denham are off to Brighton in this Regency romance. Lady Denham closest friend, the Countess of Nevern, hopes that one of the three daughters - Louisa, Catherine, or Eleanor - will agree to marry her son, Viscount Pamyngton. But what scrapes can these three get into, and who can save them.
A well written, and clean, enjoyable read, with some lovely characters like Pamyngton, who is obviously the heroic lead.
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