The Chevalier
- 416 pages
- 15 hours of reading
The restoration in 1689 enabled the Morland family to restore their own fortunes, but now the Jacobite rebellion brings another threat to their security.
The restoration in 1689 enabled the Morland family to restore their own fortunes, but now the Jacobite rebellion brings another threat to their security.
In the Morland Dynasty series, the majestic sweep of English history is richly and movingly portrayed through the fictional lives of the Morland family. It is 1720, and political intrigue is rife as the Stuart-Hanoverian struggle continues. Jemmy, heir to Morland Place, contracts a dutiful marriage to the chilly Lady Mary in order to secure Hanoverian protection and safeguard his inheritance. Morland lives are riven by the '45 rebellion and the bloody massacre at Culloden, and at their lowest point, their fortunes rest in the small hands of Jemmy's daughter Jemima. Intelligent and single-minded, Jemima proves a capable caretaker of the Morland heritage, and although Morland Place and its lands suffer from the excesses of her dissolute husband, her quiet courage earns her an abiding love and loyalty.
The eighth book in Cynthia Harrod Eagles' bestselling Bill Slider crime series
Set against the backdrop of the crumbling Peace of Amiens in 1803, Anne Peters navigates the perilous streets of Paris, facing the threat of arrest and her own financial ruin. As she contends with her isolation and desperation, the story explores themes of resilience and survival in a tumultuous historical period.
The third volume of the DYNASTY series, first published in 1981, continues the story of the Morlands fighting for their religion, their inheritance and their love
the brand-new Morland Dynasty novel in the beloved historical series
Celebrating a significant milestone, this 100th novel marks Cynthia Harrod-Eagles' much-anticipated return to the Morland Dynasty series. The book continues the sweeping historical saga, delving into the intricate lives and challenges of the Morland family across generations. Rich in detail and character development, it promises to engage readers with its exploration of love, power, and the impact of historical events on personal destinies.
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Henry, a charming paper bag adorned with dark blue and white stripes and a distinctive deckled edge, takes center stage in this whimsical tale. His pride in his appearance sets the stage for an adventure that explores themes of self-identity and the value of individuality. Through Henry's journey, readers are invited to appreciate the uniqueness of everyday objects and the stories they can tell.
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The landmark 100th novel by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles, and eagerly-awaited return to her epic historical series, the Morland Dynasty