Lilian Marek

Home is the Sailor (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The naval Battle of Copenhagen cost Captain Will Dormer an eye and a leg. The battle to establish himself as Viscount Claremont of Belford Park could cost him his life. He feels completely at sea as owner of an estate, but his father and two brothers managed to kill themselves in a drunken carriage accident. Along with an estate he had not seen since he was sent into the navy twenty years ago, he has inherited his cousin Frederick (who thinks he should be the viscount), his brother's penniless widow (a beautiful nitwit), and her bitter mother. Feeling in dire need of help, he marries the orphaned daughter of his naval mentor. She assumes he needs her to manage a bankrupt manor and is horrified to find that it is instead a magnificent estate. Neither of them feels adequate to this new position, but they must learn and survive attempts to undermine and even kill them.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Camel Press
• Seitenzahl: 282
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Juni 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781684921744
• Artikelnr.: 70028221

Autorenporträt

When she retired after too many years in journalism, Lillian Marek felt a longing for happy endings and stories where the good guys win and the bad guys get their just deserts. Having exhausted her library's supply of non-gory mystery stories, she started reading romance novels, especially historical romance. This was so much fun that she thought she'd like to try her hand at writing one. So she took her computer keyboard in hand, slipped back into the 19th century, and began. She was was not mistaken-writing romance novels is as much fun as reading them. Especially when she can do it from the comforts of home, watching the ducks and swans on the pond and the deer and rabbits in the garden. If only they would stick to eating the weeds...If she isn't working on a new book, she loves to read recipes (trying a new one every now and then) and to brag about her grandchildren.