The Twelfth Hour

Set in the Edwardian era, the novel explores the romantic dilemmas faced by the Crofton siblings, Felicity, Sylvia, and Savile, as they navigate societal pressures to marry well. Felicity is on the verge of an unsatisfying marriage, while Sylvia resists her father's plans for her to wed a wealthy suitor. Meanwhile, young Savile is torn between his infatuation with an opera singer and the expectations of his peers. Through humor and wit, Leverson captures the complexities of love and societal expectations, offering a refreshing perspective on romance in her time.