Martha Sweeney

Moss Manor (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

BESTSELLING Author Martha Sweeney presents her first historical romance set in England during the 1800s when the steam engine was first made available for public use. (Paperbacks available via my website)

At the age of twenty-four, Abigail becomes widowed and the sole survivor of the recently deceased Lord Quincy. Upon inheriting his estate, she becomes the first women to own property. Having been brought up on a farm with three brothers, Abigail knows what it takes to keep the business profitable. Strong willed and confident, Abigail is determined to prove herself capable. While trying to balance the Manor, the farm, an orphaned child, and her status in society, Abigail finds herself presented with love in the most unusual of places. Will she allow love into her life when it's staring her in the face?

A clean yet witty story about Lady Abigail Moss who is an independent woman every man desires and who every woman desires to be.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: WWN Publishing Group
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Mai 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201988388
• Artikelnr.: 63372275

Autorenporträt

Pushing boundaries across genres. Martha Sweeney is a Best-Selling, multi-genre author who writes in a variety of genres: romance, suspense, thriller, coloring books, romantic comedy, and science fiction. She strives to push herself as a storyteller with each new tale and hopes to push her readers outside of their comfort zone whether it be genre or the stories themselves. With a B.S. in Psychology, Martha utilizes her knowledge of human and animal behavior successfully in the business world and in her writing to present realistic characters and situations. She's been creative since she was little, always drawing, coloring or making crafts, so her venture into being an author was a natural transition.