A vow to remain unwed and a bargain designed to get her a spouse. What may go wrong?

Elsie and her two close friends produced a youth vow to never marry.

But when Elsie begins her first period in London, her mother presents her with an irresistible bargain: if she says yes to every single man’s invitations and still remains to be unattached by the end of the growing season, she will receive her inheritance and be a free girl.

She actually is thrown in to the spotlight by increasing attention in the newspaper gossip articles, and keeping her end of the discount seems impossible-especially when her best friend’s tyrant of the sibling, Lord Cameron, begins to create advancements that Elsie literally cannot refuse.

The gossip grows increasingly malicious, leaving destroyed reputations and broken homes in its wake, and Elsie can’t appear to escape its focus. But it’s her personal blossoming feelings for Lord Cameron that cause the higher threat. If she can’t maintain him out of her heart, she’s certain to bargain the discount, break her vow, and lose her one shot at independence for good.