The Lost Heiress (Ladies of the Manor #1)
I have found a new favorite from Roseanna! This books has it all. Mystery, romance, intrigue, friendship, humor, danger...The Lost Heiress is a thick book but contains zero fluff. There was never a time where I wanted to skip over words to get to something more exciting. I enjoyed ever sentence. The story kept my attention from page one and I wanted to keep reading to find out what happened next. I loved the relationship between Brook and Justin from the beginning. To watch it change wasn't
I loved this book! In some reviews it is compared to Downton Abbey and you do have a little of that with the grandness of the house and the intricacies of the family and the behind the scenes thread of mystery and threat with the blackmailed maid.I love Brook and Justin! Brook is a strong, confident, fun, loving, determined heroine and Justin is a loyal, loving, responsible, protective hero! Their relationship is built on a lifetime of friendship and while that actually gets in the way of their
I'm in love with this book! The Lost Heiress by Roseanna M. White was so good. Set during 1910 (think Downton Abbey), it's a intriguing tale of thrilling mystery and heartwarming romance. I adored it so much! With snatches of humor and moments of soul-stirring faith, it kept captured my attention and delighted my bookish heart! ^_^ Not to mention, the book itself (cover, etc.) are gorgeous!I can hardly wait to read The Reluctant Duchess, Book Two in this series, LADIES OF THE MANOR!
Author Roseanna M. White begins her "Ladies of the Manor" series with "The Lost Heiress", an Inspirational Historical Romance set in the early twentieth century. Although her childhood is spent in the royal palace of Monaco, Brook Eden bears a British birthright with uncertain origins. Raised by the royal family, the Grimaldis, Brook was once thought to be the illegitimate daughter of Prince Louis, heir to the throne, and opera diva Collette Sabatini. After that assumption proves false, mystery
Loss surrounds the beautiful Brook Eden like a well worn blanket; her life has been pieced together with both love and rejection from those in Monaco who have accepted her into their family, even if in name only; bypassing the fact that her real identity, following the tragic death of her mother, has remained an unsolved mystery; until now. Justin Wildon, also known as Lord Harlow, and soon to become known as the Duke of Stafford, has given Brook the gift of identity, accompanying his beloved
Combining historical characters and a fictional cast, White brilliantly captures the emotions, fears, and faith of a nobody-turned-duchess. Life as the duchess, however, was not all a joyous reunion. Trouble soon finds Brooke--is it somehow linked to her mother's mysterious death? I give 5+ stars for the brilliant writing of this book. In just the first chapter I was awed at the ease and flow of the words, the imagery captured. According to my preference, this was probably one of the
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Title | : | The Lost Heiress (Ladies of the Manor #1) |
Author | : | Roseanna M. White |
Book Format | : | Paperback |
Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
Pages | : | Pages: 439 pages |
Published | : | September 8th 2015 by Bethany House Publishers/Baker Publishing Group (first published September 1st 2015) |
Categories | : | Historical. Historical Fiction. Christian Fiction. Romance. Christian. Mystery. Fiction |
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Brook Eden has never known where she truly belongs. When her friend Justin uncovers the fact that she is possibly a missing heiress from Yorkshire, Brook leaves the sun of the Mediterranean to travel to the moors of the North Sea and the estate of her supposed family. The mystery of her mother's death haunts her, and though her father is quick to accept her, the rest of the family and the servants of Whitby Park are not. Only when Brook's life is threatened do they draw close—but will their loyalty come too late to save Brook from the same threat that led to tragedy for her mother? As heir to a dukedom, Justin is no stranger to balancing responsibilities. When the matters of his estate force him far from Brook, the distance between them reveals that their friendship has grown into something much more. But how can their very different loyalties and responsibilities ever come together? And then for a second time, the heiress of Whitby Park is stolen away because of the very rare treasure in her possession—and those who can save her still aren't sure whom to trust.Itemize Books Toward The Lost Heiress (Ladies of the Manor #1)
Original Title: | The Lost Heiress |
ISBN: | 0764213504 (ISBN13: 9780764213502) |
Edition Language: | English |
Series: | Ladies of the Manor #1 |
Characters: | Justin Wildon, Brook Eden, Brice Myerston, James Azerly, Catherine Rushworth, Viscount Pratt, Crispin Rushworth, Prince Louis Grimaldi, Collette Sabatini, Lord Whitby |
Setting: | Monte Carlo,1910(Monaco) North Yorkshire, England,1910(United Kingdom) |
Literary Awards: | Christy Award Nominee for Historical Romance (2016) |
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Definitely five big stars for this dramatic, suspenseful, inspirational, historical romance. I'd love to see this made into a movie--or better yet, a TV series?You take one young woman, the illegitimate daughter of the famous actress Collette Sabatini and supposedly Prince Louis Grimaldi--but then Brook finds out the actress and the prince are not even remotely related to her. The actress dies without telling Brook who her parents are, but not without giving her a pearl necklace and severalI have found a new favorite from Roseanna! This books has it all. Mystery, romance, intrigue, friendship, humor, danger...The Lost Heiress is a thick book but contains zero fluff. There was never a time where I wanted to skip over words to get to something more exciting. I enjoyed ever sentence. The story kept my attention from page one and I wanted to keep reading to find out what happened next. I loved the relationship between Brook and Justin from the beginning. To watch it change wasn't
I loved this book! In some reviews it is compared to Downton Abbey and you do have a little of that with the grandness of the house and the intricacies of the family and the behind the scenes thread of mystery and threat with the blackmailed maid.I love Brook and Justin! Brook is a strong, confident, fun, loving, determined heroine and Justin is a loyal, loving, responsible, protective hero! Their relationship is built on a lifetime of friendship and while that actually gets in the way of their
I'm in love with this book! The Lost Heiress by Roseanna M. White was so good. Set during 1910 (think Downton Abbey), it's a intriguing tale of thrilling mystery and heartwarming romance. I adored it so much! With snatches of humor and moments of soul-stirring faith, it kept captured my attention and delighted my bookish heart! ^_^ Not to mention, the book itself (cover, etc.) are gorgeous!I can hardly wait to read The Reluctant Duchess, Book Two in this series, LADIES OF THE MANOR!
Author Roseanna M. White begins her "Ladies of the Manor" series with "The Lost Heiress", an Inspirational Historical Romance set in the early twentieth century. Although her childhood is spent in the royal palace of Monaco, Brook Eden bears a British birthright with uncertain origins. Raised by the royal family, the Grimaldis, Brook was once thought to be the illegitimate daughter of Prince Louis, heir to the throne, and opera diva Collette Sabatini. After that assumption proves false, mystery
Loss surrounds the beautiful Brook Eden like a well worn blanket; her life has been pieced together with both love and rejection from those in Monaco who have accepted her into their family, even if in name only; bypassing the fact that her real identity, following the tragic death of her mother, has remained an unsolved mystery; until now. Justin Wildon, also known as Lord Harlow, and soon to become known as the Duke of Stafford, has given Brook the gift of identity, accompanying his beloved
Combining historical characters and a fictional cast, White brilliantly captures the emotions, fears, and faith of a nobody-turned-duchess. Life as the duchess, however, was not all a joyous reunion. Trouble soon finds Brooke--is it somehow linked to her mother's mysterious death? I give 5+ stars for the brilliant writing of this book. In just the first chapter I was awed at the ease and flow of the words, the imagery captured. According to my preference, this was probably one of the
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