Weymouth House: Second Edition

Weymouth House is a simple story of love, family, loss, and loyalty. After the death of her husband, Rose, a young mother, is forced to find employment and a place to live. Her husband's army colonel, William Wright, invites Rose and her young daughter Rosaleigh to move into his home where she helps with the cooking and light housework. The colonel's home, known as Chesterfield Manor, becomes their home for nine years. During this time, young Rosaleigh is invited to entertain the young daughter of a neighboring widower, James Kent. When Colonel Wright is called to the service of the queen for an unknown period, he arranges for both Rose and Rosaleigh to move into Mr. Kent's home where both will work and live. These two women spend the next ten years living, working, and creating family at Kent's estate, Weymouth House. They each find true love and learn the value of belonging.

Pages: 382, Paperback, Independently published