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    The Harbour Master's Daughter
    The Harbour Master's Daughter
    The Harbour Master's Daughter
    Audiobook11 hours

    The Harbour Master's Daughter

    Written by Tania Crosse

    Narrated by Emma Powell

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Devon, 1867.

    Free-spirited Rebecca Westbrook recognizes her perfect match when she sees him. His name is Captain Adam Bradley.

    She is the harbour master's daughter.
    He is smouldering and sophisticated — the most eligible captain ever to sail into the quay.

    Anyone can see it's meant to be. But Rebecca is anything but charmed. Her heart belongs to Tom Mason, a lowly cooper she's known forever.

    Her father doubts Tom's ability to provide securely for her. But Tom has a plan to prove him wrong. And until then, passionate Rebecca refuses to wait to be with him.

    But fate has other plans.

    Tragedy strikes, shattering the couple's dreams of a life together. Vulnerable and alone, how will Rebecca survive without her soulmate?

    With the threat of bringing shame on herself and her family nipping at her heels, Rebecca can see only one way out. Is she strong enough to take it?

    Fans of Nadine Dorries, Rosie Goodwin, Dilly Court, Freda Lightfoot and Catherine Cookson will adore this emotional coming-of-age story.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherW. F. Howes Ltd
    Release dateFeb 24, 2022
    ISBN9781004073207
    The Harbour Master's Daughter
    Author

    Tania Crosse

    Delaying her childhood dream of writing historical novels until her family had grown up, Tania eventually completed a series of published stories based on her beloved Dartmoor. She is now setting her future sagas in London and the south east.

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      The story would be a good read if the the Rebecca character was not so angry and unlikable and for what I can't tell she's just petty and childish I will not continue the series