When Eliza Fairleigh enters Bridgerton House as a newly appointed maid, she intends only to work quietly, earn her wages, and remain unseen. Her beauty—remarkable despite her efforts to hide it—marks her as a risk in a household where reputation is everything. Assigned to the second floor, Eliza finds herself responsible for the rooms of Benedict Bridgerton, the family’s second son and resident artist, whose restless spirit sets him apart from the world he was born into.