Kathleen Marshall

Giles inherits the title of Duke of Shellbrooke on the sudden death of his Uncle. He returns to Shelbrooke Court to find life is not going to be simple, especially when he finds an unknown Lady claiming ownership. Life changes after he meets Jessica, but what about the Legacy? Everyone knows about it, but no-one knows what or where it is

Life has not been easy for Kate. Left by her parents to be brought up by a reluctant aunt, her only real friend is the elderly vicar who is charged with her education, and being an artist himself, also encourages Kate to draw. A chance meeting on the cliffs near her North Cornwall home will change her life, but there is more heartache ahead.

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