Ladd's
latest installment in her Cornwall
series is delightful. William (Liam) Twethewey is now a grown man and
has come into his inheritance of the Wyndcliff Estate, for which he
has big plans including the mining of China clay. Evelyn Bray has
lived in Wyndcliff Cottage with her grandfather most of her life,
while he served as estate steward. She thought she knew her community
well, but Liam's arrival has caused her to question much of what she
thought she knew, and it has caused Liam to wonder what nefarious
activities have been going on since his uncle's passing.
Shipwrecks, smuggling, betrayal, and mysterious comings and goings, this book is filled with intrigue and suspense, not to mention romance. For the historical fiction fans, there is the fact that the story is set in the 1820s, a bonus indeed. I am grateful to have received a complimentary copy of The Light at Wyndcliff from Thomas Nelson via NetGalley without obligation. All opinions expressed here are my own.
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