Of Sea and Sorrow: Victorians at the Beach
Heloise C. Kensington Disappointed in love, Edith Linton has given up on her dreams of matrimony and a home of her own. Concerned about her beloved brother’s health, she acquiesces to a summer by the sea after her mother determines it is the only way to improve his health, setting aside her own worries about her future.
Recently returned from the war in Crimea, Dr. Henry Forester hopes to improve medical practices in the seaside town of Weymouth, England. Not everyone is receptive to his new methods, especially his new patient's protective older sister.
Will Edith and Henry find a way to see past their differences? Or will all hope for the future pass before it has a chance to thrive?
Part of Victorians at the Beach, a series of standalone sweet Victorian novellas.
Of Sea and Sorrow is a standalone novella in the Victorians at the Beach series where seaside summers meet sweet romance.
Genres:
RomanceHistorical FictionFiction
164 Pages