When Blythe Hedley returns home from the French court, she discovers that her father, the Earl of Northumberland, is far more enmeshed in the Jacobite cause than suspected. With the new Hanoverian king installed in London, the Jacobites are agitating to bring back the Stuart king from over the water. Blythe’s father sends her for safekeeping to the Scottish castle of her godfather, the Earl of Wedderburn. But the only trouble is that the old earl has just passed away, and it’s his imposing son Everard who holds the title now….
Tag: Laura Frantz
REVIEW of An Uncommon Woman by Laura Frantz
Raised in the wilds of the Virginia frontier, Tessa Swan yearns for flounced petticoats, imported spices, and all the trappings … More
REVIEW of A Bound Heart by Laura Frantz
As the beekeeper and apothecary on the Scottish Isle of Kerrera, Lark MacDougall is responsible for giving the laird’s wife … More
REVIEW of The Lacemaker, by Laura Frantz
When Elizabeth Lawson’s father, Lord Stirling, flees his position in Williamsburg, she is left behind with a ransacked home, no … More
REVIEW of A Moonbow Night, by Laura Frantz
This book tells a little-seen side of the Revolutionary War, the fate of the frontier families in the wilds of … More
REVIEW of The Mistress of Tall Acre, by Laura Frantz
In The Mistress of Tall Acre, Laura Frantz explores the time period directly following the American Revolution. What is life … More