Free! The Miller and his Marigold
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Genres and Tropes
Regency Romance – Short Story – Instalove – Kisses Only – Historical Fiction – Protective Man – Independent, Curvy Woman – Guaranteed Happy Ever After.
The Story
I didn't go to New Hall watermill looking for love.
When I drove my wagon down the track in the middle of a sudden spring storm, I wasn't looking for love. With a farm to save and a father who needed me, there wasn’t room in my life for vanity or the foolish dreams of a girl. But Samuel, the new master miller, was ambitious and kind, with a smile that warmed me to the cockles of my heart. Just one look at him, with his strong flour-dusted arms, and my world shifted on its axis. In his company, I found a sanctuary that I never knew I was searching for. But with the farm hanging by a thread and my father’s life in the balance, wasn’t loving a man like Samuel a betrayal of everything I had sworn to protect?
The Background
This Miller's Tale is set in 1795 and ends in 1798. Although this is a fictional story, it is inspired by real events and locations. Central to these is New Hall Mill, a working watermill near Sutton Coldfield, where William Twamley was the leaseholder during the Regency period.
Setting
New Hall Watermill, Sutton Coldfield. New Hall Water Mill CIO is a Registered Charity. The Mill is run by the 'Friends', a dedicated group of volunteers. It is open to the general public on open days, and it is surrounded by the New Hall Valley Country Park.
