Rosie Chapel

The Baron's Inheritance (A whispering pines novella, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The terms of the will were clear. Stay for one year and inherit the marquisate.

The last thing Lewis Burroughs, the Baron Annersleigh, wants to be responsible for is Whispering Pines, his uncle's sprawling estate in the wilds of Cumberland and once a childhood idyll.

Grudgingly, and sceptical a title is worth twelve months of his life, Lewis is persuaded to travel north. To his surprise, he discovers an affinity with the old manor and its breathtaking surrounds - over which an enormous and imperious feline seems to reign supreme - not to mention a fiery red head who, despite his best efforts, has taken up residence in his thoughts.

Mourning the loss of her adopted uncle, Ailsa Duval, while harbouring reservations about the new owner of Whispering Pines, is determined to make him feel welcome, oblivious to the fact, this is not their first encounter.

The revival of a long-forgotten friendship stirs something more enduring and, as the weeks become months, recognition of their mutual affection hovers tantalisingly close, but the course of true love never did run smooth. On the cusp of realisation, the arrival of two strangers and an unexpected revelation threaten to jeopardise any hope of a happily ever after.

Fortuitously, the baron's inheritance is more than bricks and mortar, more than a title, and the fate of Lewis and Ailsa's fledgling romance now rests in the paws of a huge grey cat.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ulfire Pty Ltd
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. Oktober 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781763775367
• Artikelnr.: 75662651

Autorenporträt

A latecomer to writing, but an avid reader all my life, I was persuaded by my hubby to channel my passion for all things ancient into a book. Despite a healthy amount of scepticism, I took a leap of faith, and The Pomegranate Tree was born. This one book became four, and is a tale spanning two thousand years and two continents, connecting the lives of two women and the two men who love them. Although the scenarios are fictional, each book is woven around historical events, include some romance and a twist
While writing the above novels, I was captivated by the Regency Romance and a whole new series of books has resulted, set in an era which continues to fascinate me. In between all this, one or two contemporary romances refused to be ignored, so now I have three genres clamouring in my head. As I am also involved in several anthologies, a great honour, it can be chaotic at times - the various voices in my head are very insistent - but I wouldn't have it any other way.
Born in the UK, I now live in Perth Australia, with my hubby and our three furkids. When not writing, I love catching up with friends, burying myself in a book (or three), discovering the wonders of Western Australia, or, and the best, a quiet evening at home with my husband, enjoying a glass of wine and a movie.