![]() There, with her identity hidden, she meets Benedict Bridgerton, and they're instantly smitten with each other. One night, though, she manages to sneak into Lady Bridgerton's famous masquerade ball. Sophie gets to stay, but as a full-fledged Cinderella, forced to become a servant to her stepmother and stepsisters. When the Earl dies, his will includes a loophole: Araminta will receive a much larger allowance if she allows Sophie to stay until she turns 20. She's fully aware of her parentage, and the Earl takes her in as his "ward." Unfortunately for Sophie, the Earl marries Araminta, a "wicked stepmother" if ever there was one, who has two awful daughters too. The heroine of this book is another new character, Sophie Beckett, who is the illegitimate daughter of the Earl of Penwood. Still, if you're curious to find out what to expect in season three, read on for some major spoilers from An Offer from a Gentleman! Meet Sophie Beckett, The Ton's Cinderella ![]() ![]() Of course, it's very likely that the TV version of the season will be a little different from the books, with more subplots for supporting characters and more depth to Benedict, since the show doesn't focus quite as exclusively on two characters at a time. ![]() With Bridgerton's renewal for seasons three and four, it's official that we'll be getting a season based on An Offer from a Gentleman, the third book in Julia Quinn's series of novels and the story of Benedict, the second brother, finding his true love. ![]()
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