The Bride Behind the Curtain Regency Makeover 1: A Story of Self-Discovery and Love In the bustling city of London during the Regency era, three young women, Helene Fitzgerald, Madelene Valmeyer, and Adele Edmundson, were deemed as hopeless and plain by society. They were dismissed as wallflowers, unworthy of catching the attention of the eligible bachelors in the ruthless competition of the season. However, these girls had other plans. With the help of the notorious novelist Deborah Sewell, they formed the Wallflower Pact, determined to find true love for themselves and maybe even their chaperone, Mrs. Edmundson. Adele, in particular, had always been considered too plump and too awkward for the fashionable world. Despite this, she had a discerning eye for fashion, filling notebooks with designs for beautiful dresses that captured the essence of elegance and sophistication. She also had an eye for the dashing son of French expatriates, James Beauclaire. As she began to make her mark in society, James found himself torn between family loyalties and true love. But as all of Adele's impossible dreams began to come true, could she resist the temptations of a world suddenly throwing itself at her feet? The Bride Behind the Curtain is a story of self-discovery and love, set against the backdrop of the Regency era. It follows the journey of Adele, who transforms from a shy and awkward young woman into a confident and stylish bride, all while finding true love with James.

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