Hurrah!

The Wayward Son is being published this coming week. On, as it happens, my birthday. And what a birthday treat it is! Rob returns reluctantly to his home village and finds problems that only he can solve and a resolution to the problem that sent him fleeing many years earlier. He is a hero to die for. Strong, determined, loyal, patient and loving. And Lucy deserves him.

I am a great fan of Caroline Warfield and look forward to everything she writes, and she never disappoints. She always gives us a strong flavour of real history, a hero and heroine who deserve one another, serious problems with real villains who need to be conquered, families who love (but don’t always understand) one another, and–above all–a truly satisfying love story.

The Wayward Son, the first book in The Ashmead Heirs, is no exception. It thrills and satisfies.  Thank you, Caroline.

The Wayward Son

Rob Benson returns to Ashmead reluctantly, determined to stay briefly. He never expects a shocking bequest and a termagant with flashing eyes—and a musket—to bind him to the place. Lucy Whitaker wants what she can’t have, Willowbrook. If she must turn it over to the heir, she can at least make sure he loves it and its people like she does.  His life is London; hers is Ashmead. How can they forge something lasting when they are torn in two directions?

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The Ashmead Heirs

When the old Earl of Clarion leaves a will with bequests for all his children, legitimate and not, listing each and their mothers by name, he complicates the lives of many in the village of Ashmead. One of them grew believing he was the innkeeper’s son.

Can hardly wait for The Defiant Daughter. I know it’s finished, and off to the editor soon. Looking forward to one-clicking it for October.