RosemaryMorris.HistoricalNovelist

  Research snippet. Tipu Sultan employed French mercenaries. He understood the East India Company not only wantedtrade. It wanted to control the land. In 1799, Arthur Wellsley, later Duke of Wellington, defeated him. Afterward the British were surprised by how much his people, Muslim and Hindu loved him and how prosperous his kingdom was with industrious inhabitants.

  Rosemary Morris’s classic historical romance by erupts in England in 1703. Gabriel, Viscount Cavanagh is bankrupt, his fortune wasted on mistresses, extravagance, and gambling. Orphaned, emotionally neglected, deprived of his inheritance and his own person by his grandfather, Adam Maynard, his only option to avoid disaster is acceptance of an arranged marriage proposed by Adam, a ruthless merchant prince. Adam summons his wealthy sixteen-year-old ward, Dorinda Davenport, from boarding school to be Gabriel’s bride. An orphan, she yearns for love. Well-educated, but naïve, she clings to her fantasy of a happy-ever-after marriage to a gentleman as handsome, and charming as her favourite fictional hero. Gabriel is the romantic hero of her dreams, but bitter disillusionment follows the wedding. A connoisseur of beautiful women, Gabriel conceals his distaste when he meets dumpy, sallow-skinned, socially inept Dorinda. Nevertheless, he soon appreciates her innocence, intelligence,...

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  Indira and Daisy by Rosemary Morris 5 out of 5stars Review   By   N.N.Light   Two best friends from different backgrounds and beliefs celebrate the holidays with dramatic consequences. Indira and Daisy is a candid story about family, culture, religion, and friendship. The writing is pristine and without flaws. Rosemary Morris does a wonderful job showcasing both Hindu and Christian culture but through the eyes of teen best mates. Indira and Daisy will have an impact on those who read it, as it did me. Let’s start with the characters. Indira is the embodiment of a young teen Indian girl with an extended family all under one roof. Sure, she has restrictions, but she lives happily within the rules. Until she doesn’t. Daisy is your average British teen. She identifies as a Christian but doesn’t go to church. She wishes she could have a big family like Indira. Each girl is honestly written with her own voice, wants, needs, and questions on life. Because th...

  Vijaya Schultz best selling author's comment on my young adult/adult novel Indira and Daisy. "Great story about culture, shock, prejucdice and the consequences of teenage angst." Published by Books We Love Indira and Daisy is available from these retailers. https://books2read.com/IndirandDaisy Rosemary Morris Website. www.rosemarymorris.co.uk