A Village Scandal: The latest heartwarming and uplifiting Sunday Times No. 1 bestselling historical romance from the author of the Christmas Wedding (The Village Secrets, Book 2)

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They say the apple never falls far from the tree, a saying that's well suited to one of the characters. So I found it easier than novel one because I knew the characters, but just didn't enjoy it anywhere near as much. It only took me a couple of days to read and I’ll now start on the final book in the trilogy, The Country Bride. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. it is to be fair like the first book, quite an easy lightweght read but still full of content and i have enjoyed the lives and loves of all the main characters and how time porgresses and their lives change.

That,however, was not to be and it was not until the very last pages that i started to want for Marius and Daisy to be happy together. I'm an avid reader of this author i have read all of the books she has written most of them before I had my kindle a friend and I swapped them she is a brilliant story author i brought the Christmas wedding then changed authors for a while this story was really good and I remember all the main characters from that Jay was awful to Daisy using her like he did and 2other wives as well I'm glad she found out about him ,i can't wait to read the next book which I brought before i read this story,well done Dilly another great story would recommend this author to any avid reader. There's no news from Jay, no one knows if he is dead or alive but her estate still needs looking after as does the people who rely on her.The second book in the dramatic new Village Secrets trilogy from the Sunday Times bestselling author – the perfect, uplifting book to curl up with. Took me a bit longer to get properly into, tho perhaps that had more to do with constraints on my free time.

She is married with two grown-up children and four grandchildren, and now lives in Dorset on the beautiful Jurassic Coast with her husband.I was actually in disbelief as the truth came to light and as I was reading it made me literally sit up and say "what? I also found initially that although I had only read the first one just months ago back in October I forgot the relationships of the characters to each other and a little of the plot. bestselling historical romance from the author of the Christmas Wedding (The Village Secrets, Book 2) Increase quantity for A Village Scandal: The latest heartwarming and uplifiting Sunday Times No. Daisy decides take him back to Creek Manor amongst familiar surroundings which may help spur his memory but upon arrival in Little Creek is disappointed to find that nothing is familiar to him. We are reading these books for our Book Club, not the usual kind of book we read, but I would say these books are good as “holiday reads”.

We meet again all the characters we met in the first book and some new and interesting characters along the way. With no money to pay the servants' wages for the last quarter or cover the costs of the cottage renovations, she finds herself in a quandary. I mustn’t lie and i have to say that i did shed a tear more than once throughout this book because in some ways i feel a personal connection to Daisy and to Jay. It's set in 1869, when people who had money employed servants and those who didn't struggled with poverty, but communities were important and everyone knew everyone else and their business.

Married life isn’t going how Daisy planned but she never gives up despite the obstacles that keep getting thrown in her way. I loved the different characters and cannot wait for the third episode to find out what happens Daisy. The second book in the dramatic new Village Secrets trilogy from the Sunday Times bestselling author. But what Daisy doesn't know is that she has just made a deal with the devil who upon moving into Creek Manor, treats Daisy as a mere servant in her own home.

After their hasty marriage the Christmas before, Daisy is overjoyed to be finally marrying dashing Jay properly, in front of the whole village. Dilly Court grew up in North-east London and began her career in television, writing scripts for commercials. I really didn't want him to be a flighty rogue, at the end of book one I honestly believed he'd changed and that he would be honourable and make Daisy happy. But I was disappointed that the medical element in book one, the nursing, the cholera epidemics, the treating of minor ailments, was completely absent from this novel. After their hasty marriage the Christmas before, Daisy Marshall is overjoyed to be finally marrying dashing Jay Fox properly, in front of the whole village.She is then approached by Marjorie Harker with a business proposition which she declares will benefit them both.