Callen Douglas, a second son and a Scotsman, learned early on to distrust English aristocrats, particularly the ladies he views as ambitious and greedy. His only loyalty lies with four close friends from his days at Eton who stood by him when others did not.
: The novel explores themes of social rejection, cultural bias, and the internal struggle to overcome past trauma. La lealtad de un marques escoce - Rose Lowell.epub
The conflict begins when one of these friends asks Callen for help protecting his sister, . Jenna is navigating her first social season under the pressure of a father who considers her "defective" and is desperate to marry her off to anyone. Callen finds himself torn between his disdain for English debutantes and his unyielding loyalty to his friend, eventually offering himself as a suitor to aid Jenna. Key Highlights Callen Douglas, a second son and a Scotsman,