Title: Sarah's Choice: The Trenwith Collection Book 1
Author: Rosie Clarke
Genre: Historical Fiction, Saga
RATING - 5/5
"Sarah's Choice," the first book in The Trenwith Collection by Rosie Clarke, unveils a poignant tale set against the backdrop of England's High Society in Hampshire, 1913, leading into the tumultuous era of World War I. In this compelling saga, Sarah Trenwith, overshadowed by her enchantingly beautiful sister Marianne, must navigate societal expectations and the impending war to claim the love she's always yearned for.
As the specter of war looms closer, Sarah faces a pivotal moment. Stepping out of the confines imposed by society and her family becomes imperative if she's to fulfill her role and secure the affection she has long admired from a distance.
Meanwhile, Troy, heir to Lord Pelham's estate, is determined to contribute to the war effort despite societal expectations that exempt him from joining the army. However, the realities of war bring unforeseen challenges, altering the future he once envisioned with his true love, seemingly snatching it away from his grasp.
Rosie Clarke weaves a tale brimming with emotions, trials, and the enduring power of love amidst the backdrop of wartime hardships. The narrative artfully captures the essence of an era fraught with uncertainty, sacrifice, and the struggle to find love and happiness amid the chaos of conflict.
As the story unfolds through the trials and tribulations of war, Clarke skillfully portrays the arduous journey of two star-crossed lovers. Their quest for happiness amidst adversity and the aftermath of war presents a compelling narrative that speaks to resilience, hope, and the enduring pursuit of love.
"Sarah's Choice" (previously published as A Gentleman’s Honour by Linda Sole) invites readers into a richly detailed world where societal norms clash with the tumultuous backdrop of war, portraying the indomitable spirit of individuals grappling with love, loss, and the quest for happiness amid trying times.
Rosie Clarke's storytelling prowess shines through the beautifully depicted characters and the intricacies of their intertwined destinies, making this historical saga a poignant and engaging read. For enthusiasts of historical fiction woven with captivating romance and the vivid tapestry of wartime Britain, "Sarah's Choice" serves as a compelling introduction to The Trenwith Collection, promising an immersive journey through the lives of its characters amidst the trials of love and war.
Thanks to NetGalley and Publisher Boldwood Books for an advance digital copy for my honest review.
BOOK DESCRIPTION
Can life ever be the same again? The start of a fabulous new series set at Trenwith Estate from bestselling author Rosie Clarke
Hampshire, 1913
Amidst the glitz and glamour of England’s High Society, Sarah Trenwith is more of a wallflower living in the shadow of her beautiful sister Marianne.
But as the war approaches Sarah will have to step out of the place society and her family have assigned her if she’s to do her part and claim the love she always dreamed of from afar.
As heir to Lord Pelham's estate, Troy is not expected to join the army, but he’s determined to do his part. Yet the war exacts a toll that he never anticipated and the future he once imagined with his one true love seems forever from his grasp.
After the trials and tribulations of war, can two star crossed lovers finally find each other and true happiness?
Previously published as A Gentleman’s Honour by Linda Sole
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AUTHOR BIO
Rosie Clarke is a #1 bestselling saga writer whose most recent books include The Mulberry Lane series. She has written over 100 novels under different pseudonyms and is a RNA Award winner. She lives in Cambridgeshire.
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- Publisher : Boldwood Books (5 Dec. 2023)
- Language : English
- Print length : 282 pages
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