The Architect's Folly: A Bartlemas Anthology Novel (The Bartlemas Anthology)

THE ARCHITECT'S FOLLY
THE BARTLEMAS ANTHOLOGY - BOOK FIVE

'Had I known that you were the Harriet Beecher Stowe of the modern woman, I would not have handed you an open bottle of cordial while on a train............'

Beattie Amey's search for a long lost brother takes her from Devonshire to Australia in 1885, and along the way she meets an American architect; one who makes his views about her profession as a writer offensively clear. Before long, Beattie finds herself, and her newly found brother's family, caught up in planning the rescue of the architect's kidnapped son. Loving him merely complicates an already impossible situation.

THE BARTLEMAS ANTHOLOGY 
A ROUGHSHOD DYNASTY BEGINS

Spanning the Victorian Era from 1842 to 1886, The Bartlemas Anthology is a series of novels telling breathtaking stories of adventure and passion.
              
As the wild and carefree Georgian period comes to an end in England, a circus horseman and a lady's maid begin something that becomes the catalyst for an astonishing series of events. From the harsh effects of the burgeoning Industrial Revolution in rural England, to the wild goldfields, the searing deserts and the remote river towns of colonial Australia, one scandalous union is all it takes to set in motion the most extraordinary tales of adventure and passion imaginable.