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This compelling biography explores the extraordinary life of Sara Louisa, Lady Blomfield—a prominent figure in British society and one of the most influential early adherents of the Bahá’í Faith. Set against a backdrop of profound social and spiritual transformation during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, her story intersects with the suffragist movement, spiritualism, and world conflict.

Lady Blomfield, who welcomed ‘Abdu’l-Bahá into her home during His momentous visits to London, chronicled pivotal moments of Bahá’í history in The Chosen Highway. A champion of justice, she ardently defended the oppressed, promoted women’s rights, and advocated for peace and interfaith harmony. Robert Weinberg’s meticulous research offers rare insight into her dynamic world—one that embraced royalty, reformers, and religious visionaries. Illuminating both her inner convictions and public influence, this biography secures Lady Blomfield’s legacy among the most unforgettable women shaping the early Bahá’í community and a rapidly changing world.