Had it not been for the scent bottles, it is unlikely that Daniel Shelbourne, Viscount Reculver, and Anna Hawthorne of Hawthorne’s Porcelain would ever have met.Daniel’s late father left him an impoverished estate – which he had expected – and unexplained debts, which he hadn’t. Anna inherited a thriving business, along with the knowledge and passion required to run it.Daniel needs money quickly if his family is to avoid ruin.Anna wants to create a tribute to her father’s vision and skill.He is desperate; she, astute and determined.So when Anna hears whispers that Lord Reculver is discreetly selling some of his possessions, she remembers the large collection of scent bottles purc...

  "The writing was absolutely nothing short of perfection." ★★★★★In the Appalachian hills of 1941 Tennessee, where moonshining is a way of life, Esther Primm knows the rules.Keep your head down. Survive and want nothing. Trust no one.She has lived by them her entire life.But there is one thing she has never survived.Being seen.When her world is swept away, Esther finds herself in a place she was always warned never to go.There, she finds a secluded estate kept by an older Black woman who has always stayed on her side of the fence, and a brooding German man who carries a grief he can’t speak of, and who looks at her in a way no one ever has.Her old life won’t stop chas...

THE GIRL WHO DISAPPEARED is a fact- based romance set around World War 2 “A Tale of Love and Survival”. A film script has been written.In the 1930s, Emily, finds herself swept up in a whirlwind romance with the charming and resolute Walter. Against her father’s wishes they elope and start a new life together but when World War II breaks out, their love is put to the ultimate test. As Walter enlists and becomes a stern army officer, Emily longs for the man she fell in love with. But as she struggles to survive the chaos and devastation brought about by the war and protect her young son from danger and death, she begins to wonder if their love can withstand the harsh realities of war.The...