The Chattaway girls have money, beauty, reputation, and absolutely no talent for behaving themselves.
In 1743, Aurora "Rora" Chattaway has appointed herself matchmaker, letter writer, and eventual matriarch of one of Pillary's most notorious families. Her first problem is her younger sister Ida, a rambunctious rider determined to marry Thomas, a man beneath the Chattaway station and seemingly incapable of making their courtship respectable.
Their cousin Zela, celebrated as the beauty of the family, prefers the pleasures of pursuit to the inconvenience of being caught. And hovering over all of them is Zisvis, their charming libertine cousin, whose advice is as dangerous as it is irresistible.
Rora believes every romantic disaster can be repaired with sufficient correspondence, strategy, and Chattaway authority. But while she arranges the lives of everyone around her, her own prospects remain uncertain. Then a correspondence with Captain Thorston Barnaby begins to carry her attention far beyond the estate.
Across six seasons of courtships, scandals, family feuds, journeys, letters, disastrous decisions, and unexpected tenderness, the Chattaway women struggle with what marriage can offer them, and what it might cost.
The Unweddable Chattaway Girls is a mischievous Regency romantic comedy about sisters, class, family mythology, and the peculiar arrogance of believing oneself capable of arranging love.
