Book
Rise of the Summerfields
First published 2016
In 1883 the village and manor of Summerfield are changing. Genevieve Weston, now a mother of twins and the future countess, struggles with exhaustion and a loss of confidence until a crisis prompts her to use the enterprise and practical imagination she brought from America. Other women in the extended household also confront decisions about marriage, work and belonging.
The final volume shifts the series from preserving an estate to renewing a community. Skills once treated as hobbies or servants’ labour become sources of income and dignity, while long-delayed relationships require candour. Christian vocation links social change to personal responsibility: Summerfield rises because its people learn to value one another’s gifts rather than merely defend hierarchy.
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