Bond Street, March 1816. Widowed dressmaker Hester Bly, thirty-six, has built her small but carefully appointed shop with skilled hands and sheer determination, in a trade that rarely forgives a woman standing alone. Every gown that leaves her workroom is a quiet triumph over a world that expected her to fail. But the past she thought she had stitched safely away returns to threaten everything she has made - her livelihood, her hard-won independence, and a heart she believed long closed. Book 10 of "The Wyndham Season" - a Regency romance about craft, resilience and second chances.