Girl Abroad

Abbey Bly is eager to escape her father's overbearing nature and embark on a year-long adventure in London.

Abbey Bly is eager to escape her father's overbearing nature and embark on a year-long adventure in London. Her father, a retired rock star, inundates her with warnings about the dangers of the city, but Abbey is determined to experience life independently. As she prepares to leave, she reflects on her father's paranoia and her own desire for freedom. Despite his constant calls and messages, Abbey is excited about the new experiences awaiting her in London.

Upon arriving in London, Abbey is surprised to find her new roommates are three guys: Lee , Jack , and Jamie , instead of the female students she expected. Lee, the charismatic leader, welcomes her warmly, and Abbey decides to stay despite her father's likely disapproval. She quickly bonds with Lee, who helps her settle in and introduces her to the vibrant life of London. Abbey is determined to make the most of her time abroad, even if it means bending the truth to her father.

Abbey adapts to her new living situation, forming friendships with her roommates. Lee becomes her confidant, while Jack, the charming Australian, catches her eye. Jamie, the aristocratic playboy, adds to the lively dynamic. The house rule of no fraternizing among roommates is established due to Jamie's past indiscretions. Abbey is drawn to Jack but is cautious about crossing boundaries. As she navigates her new friendships, Abbey also delves into her studies, eager to explore London's history and culture.

Abbey becomes intrigued by a mysterious portrait she finds at an estate sale. The painting, of a woman named Josephine, captivates her, and she decides to make it the focus of her research project. As she investigates, Abbey uncovers a hidden letter in the painting's backing, hinting at a love triangle involving the Tulley family. Her curiosity leads her to libraries and museums, piecing together the story of Josephine and the Tulley brothers. Abbey's determination to solve the mystery becomes a central part of her London adventure.

Abbey's research leads her to a meeting with Lord Benjamin Tulley , who invites her to a royal ball. Excited and nervous, Abbey prepares for the event with Lee's help. At the ball, she is swept up in the glamour and intrigue of high society. Benjamin's charm and attention make her feel special, but Abbey is also aware of the complexities of their connection. Meanwhile, her feelings for Jack simmer beneath the surface, adding to the tension of the evening. Abbey's London experience is becoming more complicated and thrilling than she ever imagined.