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Rosemerryn: A heartwarming novel of love and family life in a Cornish village
Kilgarthen: An uplifting 1940s saga set in Cornwall
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The Kilgarthen Sagas Series

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She’s found love and happiness in the village of Kilgarthen, but is her marriage over before it’s begun?

Laura Jennings, a young widow, has tried to accept that motherhood is not an option for her in her present situation. Her maternal feelings are usually satisfied by her arrangement with Spencer Jeffries, the owner of Rosemerryn farm, to look after his adorable six-year-old daughter, Vicki. The villagers of Kilgarthen are convinced that it is only a matter of time before Spencer and Laura marry, and sure enough, Laura and Spencer soon fulfil their expectations.

But the couple do not have a smooth start as newlyweds. Are they trapped in a loveless marriage or just too stubborn to acknowledge their true feelings for each other?

An involving and entertaining sequel to Kilgarthen from the masterful Gloria Cook, perfect for fans of Katie Flynn and Anna Jacobs.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherCanelo Saga
Release dateAug 12, 2019
Rosemerryn: A heartwarming novel of love and family life in a Cornish village
Kilgarthen: An uplifting 1940s saga set in Cornwall

Titles in the series (2)

  • Kilgarthen: An uplifting 1940s saga set in Cornwall

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    Kilgarthen: An uplifting 1940s saga set in Cornwall
    Kilgarthen: An uplifting 1940s saga set in Cornwall

    The village she’s desperate to leave keeps giving her reasons to stay. Laura has one last job to carry out as the wife of Bill Jennings – to return his body to his childhood home of Kilgarthen. She is determined not to stay long: despite being Kilgarthen’s golden boy Bill was actually a devious trickster who only married Laura to take over  her father’s construction business upon his death. As she prepares to leave the town, Laura is given the devastating news that Bill had squandered everything, and the only money Laura has left is tied up in his cottage in Kilgarthen. Forced to stay in the village, Laura is soon drawn into the lives of the locals and five-year-old Vicki Jeffries captures her heart. But Vicki’s father wants Laura as far away from his daughter as possible, and Laura is determined to find out why. A charming saga of Cornish village life from the author of the Pengarron series, perfect for fans of Katie Flynn and Anna Jacobs.

  • Rosemerryn: A heartwarming novel of love and family life in a Cornish village

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    Rosemerryn: A heartwarming novel of love and family life in a Cornish village
    Rosemerryn: A heartwarming novel of love and family life in a Cornish village

    She’s found love and happiness in the village of Kilgarthen, but is her marriage over before it’s begun? Laura Jennings, a young widow, has tried to accept that motherhood is not an option for her in her present situation. Her maternal feelings are usually satisfied by her arrangement with Spencer Jeffries, the owner of Rosemerryn farm, to look after his adorable six-year-old daughter, Vicki. The villagers of Kilgarthen are convinced that it is only a matter of time before Spencer and Laura marry, and sure enough, Laura and Spencer soon fulfil their expectations. But the couple do not have a smooth start as newlyweds. Are they trapped in a loveless marriage or just too stubborn to acknowledge their true feelings for each other? An involving and entertaining sequel to Kilgarthen from the masterful Gloria Cook, perfect for fans of Katie Flynn and Anna Jacobs.

Author

Gloria Cook

Gloria Cook is the author of well-loved Cornish novels, including the Pengarron and Harvey family sagas. She is Cornish born and bred, and lives in Truro.

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