Abigail Morgan, the eldest daughter of Duke of Hamilton and new Baroness Tredegar, was long considered unmarriable until Cecil Morgan came along and destroyed her happy spinsterhood. Filled with her deeply held disdain for mankind, Abigail intends not to stay married for long, one way or another. She has lofty dreams that are fuelled by suffragist meetings she secretly attends, and she will not allow any man, even her husband, to cage her.
Fred is growing tired of being her father’s doll. She wants to be someone, whoever that might be, and stop being overshadowed by him. But in her search for something greater, she might uncover an unbearable truth. What will she do then?
College-educated, Agnes “Nanny” Moody is only held back from a successful (lawful) career by her sex. Exceptionally intelligent, particularly with numbers, she’s the head bookkeeper and accountant for the 40 Lambs. Not a single penny is spent or earned by the gang without her being fully aware of it. Only two other people in the gang have more power than her, and even then they would be hard-pressed to continue with such success if something were to happen to Nanny.
