The Duke Who Said You Weren’t Worth a Dance Finds You in the Library – intro video

London’s social season, 1814. The Duke of Hawthorne, the city’s most unattainable gentleman, says you are “not worth asking for a dance.” Before half the ballroom, you reply, “I never dance with statues.” By the next day, all London is talking. At a ball a week later, you retreat to your host’s library, only to find him already there. A group of ladies is coming down the hall toward the door.