Pengelly's Daughter: A sweeping historical romance for fans of Bridgerton

(Paperback, Main)

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Cornwall: 1793. Rose Pengelly's father has been ruined - he has lost his boat yard and his fortune, plunging Rose and her mother into poverty and debt. There appears to be only one way out of their terrible circumstances; for Rose to marry Mr Tregellas, a powerful timber merchant and the man Rose believes is responsible for her father's downfall. He has made his terms clear; either she marries him or faces homelessness and destitution.

Desperate, Rose sets out to find evidence of Mr Tregellas's wrongdoing. In her search, she encounters a mysterious young sailor called Jim, who refuses to disclose his identity. Even as she falls in love with him, she questions who he really is. He may help her restore her fortune and her good name, but does he ever tell her the truth

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A stirring Cornish tale of skulduggery and deception... A most enjoyable read set in the wild and majestic landscape of Cornwall. It will delight Poldark Fans. * Ellie Dean, author of Keep Smiling Through and Where the Heart Lies *
A good, honest yarn in the Poldark tradition * Saga *

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Nicola Pryce trained as a chemotherapy nurse before completing an Open University degree in Humanities. She is a qualified adult literacy support volunteer and lives with her husband in the Blackdown Hills in Somerset. Together they sail the south coast of Cornwall in search of adventure.