The Bowes Inheritance by Pam Lecky

Historical Romantic Suspense and Mystery with a Dash of Rebellion …

Dublin 1882: When determined but impoverished Louisa Campbell inherits a large estate in the north of England, it appears to be the answer to her prayers. Her younger sister, Eleanor, is gravely ill, and believing the country air will benefit her, they take up residence at Bowes Farm.

However, they soon realise all they have inherited is trouble. Their mysterious benefactor’s reputation leaves the young women battling to gain acceptance in polite society, especially with Nicholas Maxwell, their handsome neighbour and local magistrate.

Louisa unearths secrets from their family’s past that threaten their future and she must dig deep to find the courage to solve them before their lives are destroyed. But most importantly of all, can she trust and love the man who is surely her sworn enemy?

Book Review by Kelly Lacey

The Bowes Inheritance by Pam Lecky is a captivating blend of Historical Fiction, Mystery, Victorian, Romance, and Fiction genres. This captivating tale follows Louisa Campbell and her sister Eleanor who, upon inheriting a large estate from an unknown uncle, find themselves the talk of their rural English town of Cumberland.

While trying to win the hearts of the locals and escape their new-found reputation of being possible Fenian activists, they are faced with mystery after mystery. The most troubling of which is their ability to truly trust and love their neighbour, Nicholas Maxwell, as he has been a sworn enemy since his father lost the property fifteen years before.

With every answer, a new question arises. It’s up to Louisa to solve the secrets that the farm holds, before she and her family’s lives are destroyed. Will she have the courage and determination to find the truth and have her and her sister’s dreams come true? Find out by reading this incredible novel, filled with emotion and suspense, perfect for anyone who loves a good historical romance with a dash of rebellion.

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