The year is 1928, nine years into the exuberance of the Roaring Twenties. In his shop, just as he prepares to unveil a significant new fixture, Harry, the retail magnate, receives a most unexpected visitor – one whose arrival would prove po…

After the unfortunate incident at the unveiling of the Queen of Time, Harry recuperates at his country estate. Determined to dispel any whispers of retirement, he swiftly returns to the shop with plans for a department showcasing the latest…

Though burdened by recent sorrow, Harry maintains a facade of normalcy, readily finding diversion in the arrival of the charming Rosie Dolly. Kitty, however, feels a flutter of apprehension at the prospect of meeting Elizabeth Arden, her lo…

Following the triumph of the Selfridge Trust, Harry invited a considerable number of journalists to Biarritz for a lavish celebration reminiscent of the Jazz Age – an event that quickly spiraled towards excess. Despite the escalating revelr…

The department store’s ground floor has been reimagined as a film set for the production of *Double Trouble*, starring the Dolly Sisters and the celebrated actor Bumby Wallace. Harry finds himself once more at the center of London’s buzz, a…

The fallout from the store incident continues to trouble Harry, compelling him to confront the reality of his dwindling finances as D'Ancona intensifies his demands. Soon after, Harry finds himself entangled in a protracted and expensive di…

Determined to restore both his personal life and the fortunes of the department store, Harry proposes a return to Selfridge’s traditional strength: a grand, summer-wide promotion. Yet, he must navigate the continued disruptions caused by Lo…

Harry, Gordon, and Jimmy made a public announcement of their acquisition of Whiteley’s, framing it as an ambitious undertaking poised to secure the legacy of Selfridge. Yet, while assisting Crabb with the Whiteley’s accounts, Harry uncovere…

With the store’s twentieth anniversary drawing near, Harry throws himself into the task of overcoming the suppliers’ imposed embargo on Whiteley’s goods, all the while evading Mae's attention. Mardle, ever stoic, finds himself increasingly …

A tabloid storm has erupted, casting Harry’s judgment, Whiteley’s, and even Lady Mae’s romantic affairs into sharp relief. Jimmy’s final deed has left Harry shaken, and the retail magnate seeks refuge from the relentless attention in the qu…