This is a compelling romance set in 19th century Cornwall.Though born into a once-respectable family, the grand-daughter of a clergyman, circumstances have reduced Roz Trevaskis to working at the Three Mackerel Inn in Porthinnis. In order to pay the fines incurred by her alcoholic mother for 'drunken and disorderly behaviour', she has put herself in debt, and has reluctantly turned to smuggling.When her half-brother, Tom, is offered a job as apprentice working on the estate of local Justice Branoc Casvellan, Roz realises this is an opportunity to dig her family out of trouble. Then Casvellan's brother catches smallpox, and it falls to Roz to nurse him - bringing her into close contact with her handsome employer. But how will Branoc - and his family - react when the truth about Roz' past, and her involvement with the local smuggling trade, comes out?...
Author Biography
Jane Jackson is the author of several historical novels, many set in Cornwall, including Eye of the Wind, Tide of Fortune, Dangerous Waters, The Chain Garden and Devil's Prize. Eye of the Wind was shortlisted for the RNA Award.
