The Lost Heir by Jane Cable

Thank you @rararesources and @JaneCable for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The Lost Heir has lovely descriptions that flow throughout the book that I enjoyed and I could really visualise the cornish coast. The story is set in Cornwall in 2020 and than 1810 in Cornwall. The story is about Carla who is a teacher during the covid years who starts to research her family history and then there is Harriet who is companion to Lady Frances Basset but they are secretly lovers in 1810 it all fits together very well with the present. There is a supernatural twist to The Lost Heir that I did enjoy immensely. This is an enchanting story that is written exceedingly well. My Favourite character was Harriet and I enjoyed reading about her and her love affair and their story which has plenty of issues due to Frances being pregnant. Enjoyable story that would make a great summer read. 5 stars. Blurb The Lost Heir Cornwall, 2020 At the beginning of lockdown, teacher Carla Burgess needs to make some changes to her life. She no longer loves her job, and it ’ s certainly time to kick her on - off boyfriend into touch. But then, while walking on the cliffs she meets, Mani Dolcoath, a gorg eous American with a dark aura. Mani is researching his family history, and slowly their lives and their heritage begin to entwine. The discovery of a locked Georgian tea caddy in the barn on her parents ’ farm intrigues Carla, but then she starts to see or bs, something that hasn ’ t happened since her grandmother died. They terrify her and she ’ ll do anything to outrun them, but will she lose Mani ’ s friendship in the process? Cornwall, 1810 Harriet Lemon ’ s position as companion to Lady Frances Basset (Franny) perfectly conceals the fact they are lovers. But when Franny is raped and falls pregnant their lives are destined to change forever. The one person who may be able to help them is Franny ’ s childhood friend, William Burgess, a notorious smuggler. But he has secrets of his own he needs to protect. Will his loyalties be divided, or will he come through? Purchase Link - https://getbook.at/LostHeir Author Bio – Jane Cable writes romance with a twist and its roots fir mly in the past, more often than not inspired by a tiny slice of history and a beautiful British setting. After independently publishing her award - winning debut, The Cheesemaker’s House , Jane was signed by Sapere Books. Her first two novels for them are co ntemporary romances looking back to World War 2; Another You inspired by a tragic D - Day exercise at Studland Bay in Dorset and Endless Skies by the brave Polish bomber crews who flew from a Lincolnshire airbase. Jane lives in Cornwall and her current serie s, Cornish Echoes , are dual timeline adventure romances set in the great houses of the Poldark era and today. She also writes as Eva Glyn