The Scullery Maid's Millions

The Scullery Maid's Millions ("it reads like a Jane Austen style novel or Mr. Malcolm's List)

A Christian Historical Romance in Regency London
(The Jamaican Tailor's Daughter Collection, Book 2)
by Tamilla Palmer Perera

In the glittering world of Regency London, Lady Penelope Whitmore is a woman of noble birth-but her fortunes have taken an unladylike turn. Wrongly dismissed by parents who are ready to be empty-nesters and scandalously disguised, at twenty-three instead of finding herself married and with child, she finds herself scrubbing floors at Derbyshire Estate, where her only companions are dust, duty, and the occasional gossiping footman.

Her unlikely rescuer comes in the form of Lord Matthew James, a masculine yet good-hearted nobleman with a soldier's temper and a scholar's wit. To him, the new scullery maid seems far too curious, far too refined-and far too pretty-for her own good. But as their daily sparring gives way to startling affection, both discover that Providence's plans are far grander than their own.

When a long-hidden family secret, a meddling aunt, and a storm-bound voyage aboard the S.S. Pelican threaten to unravel their fragile understanding, Penelope must decide whether love can survive in a world ruled by appearances-and Lord Matthew must learn that the truest wealth lies not in lands or titles, but in grace.

Full of wit, warmth, and faith, The Scullery Maid's Millions is a sparkling Christian Regency comedy of manners about redemption, second chances, and the marvelous mischief of divine providence.