Blog Tour - The Rector’s Daughter
The Rector’s Daughter by Jean Fullerton
On my blog today I have the pleasure of
sharing with you.........
The Rector’s Daughter
I would like to thank Rachel Random Resources and Jean Fullerton for inviting me on the blog tour.
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Book Information
Charlotte, daughter of Reverend Percival Hatton, has been content to follow the path laid out for her. Charlotte has an understanding with Captain Nicolas Paget – every inch the gentleman – who she expects someday to marry. But then she meets Josiah Martyn, and everything changes...
A driven and ambitious Cornish mining engineer, and the complete opposite to Captain Nicholas, Josiah has come to London to help build the first tunnel under the river Thames. When unpredictable events occur at the inauguration of the project, Josiah and Charlotte are suddenly thrown into an unexpected intimacy.
But not everyone is happy with Charlotte and Josiah growing closer. As friends turn to foes, will they be able to rewrite the stars and find their happy ever after, although all odds seem to be stacked against them…?
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My Review
4☆ An Engrossing Storyline, Beautifully Romantic and Rich in History!
The Rector’s Daughter Is a wonderfully engrossing historical romance set in 1825, that was poignant and equally compelling.
Charlotte is the Rector's Daughter.
Unfortunately for her this means her father has strict views as to what Charlotte's path should be.
He very much believes she should Marry someone of wealth and stature and with someone lined up for her to marry, she doesn't have a choice! Or does she?
But you can't help who you fall in love with can you?
When Charlotte meets Josiah after he saves her, she is instantly taken in by his gentlemanly charm.
But Josiah is merely an Engineer solely there to help build the tunnel under the Thames.
He is her forbidden fruit, with no class, wealth or stature her father is sure to object.
But fate has a way of throwing them together!
The Rector’s Daughter Is more than just an Historical Romance, it's a poignant and compelling look into the history and lives of the workers.
Jean gives a rich and vivid insight into the tunnel and the historical events of that era.
All of the precise intricate details were very Authentic and perfectly plotted.
The ambience, what life was like for everyone, the dangers involved, the sounds, sights and smells. It all felt so real.
The Characters are very well researched, written and Complex, not all are necessarily likeable but they create the right emotions you expect from historical fiction.
The Rector’s Daughter has a wonderfully engrossing storyline, it's beautifully romantic, rich in history and the setting descriptions are superbly written.
Jean always has a way of captivating her readers and making them feel part of the story.
Once again Jean has written a Gem of a book i can't recommend enough!
The Rector’s Daughter Is a wonderfully engrossing historical romance set in 1825, that was poignant and equally compelling.
Charlotte is the Rector's Daughter.
Unfortunately for her this means her father has strict views as to what Charlotte's path should be.
He very much believes she should Marry someone of wealth and stature and with someone lined up for her to marry, she doesn't have a choice! Or does she?
But you can't help who you fall in love with can you?
When Charlotte meets Josiah after he saves her, she is instantly taken in by his gentlemanly charm.
But Josiah is merely an Engineer solely there to help build the tunnel under the Thames.
He is her forbidden fruit, with no class, wealth or stature her father is sure to object.
But fate has a way of throwing them together!
The Rector’s Daughter Is more than just an Historical Romance, it's a poignant and compelling look into the history and lives of the workers.
Jean gives a rich and vivid insight into the tunnel and the historical events of that era.
All of the precise intricate details were very Authentic and perfectly plotted.
The ambience, what life was like for everyone, the dangers involved, the sounds, sights and smells. It all felt so real.
The Characters are very well researched, written and Complex, not all are necessarily likeable but they create the right emotions you expect from historical fiction.
The Rector’s Daughter has a wonderfully engrossing storyline, it's beautifully romantic, rich in history and the setting descriptions are superbly written.
Jean always has a way of captivating her readers and making them feel part of the story.
Once again Jean has written a Gem of a book i can't recommend enough!
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Author Bio
Jean Fullerton is the author of thirteen novels all set in East London where she was born. She also a retired district nurse and university lecturer. She won the Harry Bowling prise in 2006 and after initially signing for two East London historical series with Orion she moved to Corvus, part of Atlantic Publishing and is half way through her WW2 East London series featuring the Brogan family.
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