аннотация
Seven daughters of the nobility gather in a secluded manor — not for tea, but to observe a man. A blacksmith. Silent, immense, undressed. What begins as polite curiosity becomes a charged ritual of study, power, and awakening. In prose as rich as silk and as sharp as a needle, The Blacksmith’s Lesson invites readers into a world where innocence is taught to watch — and watching becomes its own quiet dominion.
