Summary Set in Regency England, Societal Circle follows three childhood friends - Charlotte Bromfield, Caroline Haddington, and Julia Wright - as they navigate love, friendship, and societal pressures. Caroline, a shy music lover, carries secret feelings for a certain high standing gentleman but struggles with revealing her heart. Julia, an independent writer and avid reader, resists her mother's demands to marry until she meets a wealthy young painter who gently changes her views on love and freedom. And Charlotte, whose life has been upended by the death of her father. Forced to live with her cousin, Charlotte grapples with grief and uncertainty about her future. Finding solace in poetry, she dreams of grand romantic gestures and sweeping passions. Her carefully constructed ideals are challenged when she meets Henry Brooks, a handsome but socially awkward gentleman whose frequent blunders lead to frustrating misunderstandings. Each time they meet, they are forced to start over due to Henry's missteps. Despite these awkward encounters, Charlotte begins to see past Henry's faults and discovers a deeper, more authentic connection. But just as they start to grow closer, a serious misunderstanding threatens to end their blossoming romance. Charlotte is left to question whether love can exist in the messy, imperfect moments of real life, or if she should continue to chase the idealized, poetic love she finds in Byron's verses. As they each confront their desires and fears, the women rely on their friendship to guide them through the complexities of love and life. View more details

• Drama
• Romance