Set in the gilded era of New York City, Golden's novel tells the story of the charming and captivating Lady Daudeville, and the various social circles in which she moves. From the ballrooms of the elite to the rowdy streets of the Lower East Side, this novel offers a rare glimpse into the complex social customs of the time.

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