Lucretia Goodwin has never wanted to marry. Marriage means giving up her career, her autonomy, and her voice — everything she’s fought to protect. But when Benjamin Steward, the new headmaster, enters her life, she’s forced to question whether independence and love can coexist.
Set against the backdrop of a rapidly changing Canada, The Unmarriable Kind explores the universal struggle between personal freedom and societal expectation.
What readers can expect:
· A strong woman challenging Victorian expectations
· A love story born from mutual respect and intellect
· A vivid portrait of 19th-century Canadian life
· The beginnings of a family legacy of courage and independence
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