In 1913, on the eve of World War I, the grandeur of Edwardian England lingers for one last season. At Sir Randolph Nettleby’s country estate, a select group of men and women gather for a lavish shooting party. Amid elegant meals, whispered affairs, and the ritual of the hunt, they embody the fading splendour of a world about to disappear.

Why You Should Read?

• Captures the twilight of Edwardian society before the upheaval of war.
• Offers a vivid portrait of privilege, ritual, and subtle human drama.
• Ideal for readers who enjoy literary period fiction and historical settings.
• A concise, atmospheric depiction of an era’s final flourish.