Heartless

In the backdrop of early 19th century England, the Duke of Derringer finds himself ensnared in a web of familial obligation and societal expectations. With a directive from his father demanding that he secure a bride within five days, the duke wrestles with the impending union that he views as an affront to his desires for autonomy and love. His disdain for this forced match fuels a deep-seated conflict within him, leading to a reckless determination to assert his independence.

As the duke navigates the pressures of high society, he encounters surprising alliances and potential rivals. His journey unveils the complexities of duty, honor, and heartfelt connections, challenging his perceptions of love and loyalty. The looming deadline ignites a passionate exploration of his heart, forcing him to confront what it means to truly commit, raising the stakes in a society where appearances often dictate reality.