Penelopes Wedding

Penelopes Wedding

Penelope’s Wedding is an easy to read, humorous at times, story about Penelope’s intended marriage to Rodney Johnson, the gardener at Hamilton Hall. But Lord Harold Benjamin Hamilton is suspicious of Rodney and fiercely protective of his daughter Penelope. Everything is in order inside the sixteenth century, majestic turreted stone clad fortress of the Hamilton's stately residence standing proudly next to the River Dale near the picturesque village of Sunny Dale. Until Penelope hears that her ex husband Troy is coming to the wedding, and what had seemed like the wedding of an ideal couple in a peaceful idyllic English village, has suddenly unearthed a cartload of trouble and scheming.

As Good as Dead: The Penelope Stout Story

Penelope Thomson is a young woman from the seventeenth century who is forced by her father into marriage with a young baron. The young couple travels from Holland to the New World almost immediately after their wedding. Penelope is shipwrecked, attacked by Indians, made a widow, left for dead, and compelled to make her own way in America in one of the most unique stories ever told. She meets Richard Stout, who is almost twice her age, and he becomes more than just her rescuer. They, along with other new settlers, are forced to battle a corrupt government and hostile enemies, all the while trying to hold on to what they have built.

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