Being Elizabeth

In the gripping conclusion of the Ravenscar Trilogy, Being Elizabeth explores themes of ambition, romance, and the fight for one's inheritance.

In Being Elizabeth, readers are immersed in the final chapter of the captivating Ravenscar Trilogy. The story follows Elizabeth Turner, a member of the illustrious Deravenel family, who embodies the beauty and ambition of her ancestors. With her striking red-gold hair and an indomitable spirit, Elizabeth is determined to break through the barriers of a male-dominated world as she inherits the family business at just twenty-five. The weight of history and tradition looms large, presenting her with a formidable challenge.

As Elizabeth navigates her new role, she finds guidance in Cecil Williams, her mentor, who helps her maneuver through the complex dynamics of power within the company. However, her most significant support comes from Robert Dunley, her childhood friend. Their undeniable chemistry complicates matters, especially since Robert is already married. Their affair sends shockwaves through their social circles, leading to a series of events that will forever alter their lives.

Set against the backdrop of the Yorkshire moors and the vibrant streets of London as the twentieth century approaches, Being Elizabeth is a tale of resilience, passion, and the pursuit of one's rightful place in a world fraught with betrayal and intrigue. Elizabeth's journey is both a personal and historical exploration, making this novel a gripping conclusion to the Ravenscar Trilogy.