The fifth novel in this series set in eighteenth-century Cornwall.
I find it helpful to have a list of these stories in order ...they are
1)Pengelly’s Daughter,
2)The Captain’s Girl,
3) The Cornish Dressmaker,
4)The Cornish Lady
5) A Cornish Betrothal.
So much easier to have this info as it can be quite frustrating to try to work out what has happened before although the stories themselves are stand alone its better I find to read them in order.
The books are set in the years 1793-1800 a time that I find fascinating.
I really enjoyed Poldark so I am sure that if you enjoyed either the books or the tv series of that you will really enjoy this too.
Amelia Carew was devastated when she learnt that the love of her life Midshipman Edmund Melville was declared missing, presumed dead, but as we know time is a great healer, and she finds love elsewhere.
Then to suddenly receive a letter from Edmund announcing his imminent return puts the poor girl in a turmoil...what should she do?
Well you will have to read it to find out.
I find it helpful to have a list of these stories in order ...they are
1)Pengelly’s Daughter,
2)The Captain’s Girl,
3) The Cornish Dressmaker,
4)The Cornish Lady
5) A Cornish Betrothal.
So much easier to have this info as it can be quite frustrating to try to work out what has happened before although the stories themselves are stand alone its better I find to read them in order.
The books are set in the years 1793-1800 a time that I find fascinating.
I really enjoyed Poldark so I am sure that if you enjoyed either the books or the tv series of that you will really enjoy this too.
Amelia Carew was devastated when she learnt that the love of her life Midshipman Edmund Melville was declared missing, presumed dead, but as we know time is a great healer, and she finds love elsewhere.
Then to suddenly receive a letter from Edmund announcing his imminent return puts the poor girl in a turmoil...what should she do?
Well you will have to read it to find out.