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Historical romance set in and around Bath in the mid
eighteenth century. Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer readers will love it. Despite conflicting views Anna settles in becoming more involved with the lives of Benedict Ashhurst and his brother. Aunt Phoebe unwittingly causes problems for Anna when her penchant for thieving pearl jewellery is discovered hence the title Black Pearls. Overcoming this and other trials and tribulations along the way Anna eventually wins through to find happiness. The style takes the lightness of touch from Georgette Heyer and combines it with the pragmatic reality of Catherine Cookson. The result is a novel providing escapism with a down to earth approach which will appeal to the modern reader. About
the Author Jean Morley was born in Lincoln but has spent most of her life in Wiltshire where she taught City and Guilds Sugarcraft for many years. Now retired, she indulges in several handicrafts such as water colour painting and pergamano. She also writes and her eclectic range of short stories have been entered in competitions, read to groups and broadcast on radio. Black Pearls is her first novel. Available from the following on-line bookstores: Also by Jean Morley:
A fast moving historical and adventure story—and romance—set in
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Another fast moving historical and adventure story by the author of Talley Girl, this time set in Charleston, South Carolina and the west of England during the eighteenth century.
Historical romance set in Lincoln in the eighteenth century. Fast moving, colourful and the story gives insight into characters across the social spectrum
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