Jennifer Delamere crafts tales of the past and new beginnings, drawing inspiration from her love of history, travel, and the outdoors. Her work brings characters and settings to life with vivid details gleaned from extensive reading in classic novels, historical fiction, biographies, and histories. As an avid reader and lover of classic literature, Delamere imbues her stories with a deep appreciation for the past. Her writing explores both historical settings and personal growth, often intertwining the two.
Douglas Shaw escaped poverty--and now he's determined to marry into high society. Alice McNeil, a telegrapher, raises the ire of a vindictive co-worker. He must choose to rescue her reputation or the future he planned.
At loose ends in 1881, Cara Bernay befriends a carefree artist, the brother of the handsome but infuriating Henry Burke, the Earl of Morestowe. Recognizing the positive influence Cara has on his brother, Henry invites her to accompany them back to their estate. When secrets on both sides come out, Cara devises a bold plan with consequences for her heart.
When unfortunate circumstances leave Rosalyn Bernay penniless in 1880s London, she takes a job backstage at a theater and finds herself dreaming of a career in the spotlight. Injured soldier Nate Moran is also working behind the scenes, but he can't wait to return to his regiment in India until he meets Rosalyn.