Margaret Hale loses her father unexpectedly and must marry the man she refused months earlier- the same man who has said he no longer cares for her. At the same time John Thornton is compelled by his …
A variation of Elizabeth Gaskell's North and SouthUpon being abruptly uprooted from her idyllic childhood home, Margaret Hale is thrust into the industrial world of Milton where conflict, inequity, an…
For readers who cannot get enough of Gaskell’s North & South love story, there comes a fresh variation… Having barely kept Marlborough Mills afloat after a disastrous strike, John Thornton leads a gro…
Leaning down towards her, John murmured softly into her ear, "I miss you, Margaret. Please, come back to Milton. Don't lock your heart away. Return to me." He looked into her eyes that were staring at…
John Thornton appears to be a successful self-made man, and a leading figure in Victorian England’s manufacturing town of Milton. But his outward facade hides the reality. The only beacon of light in …
John and Margaret are engaged, but they still have challenges to face. Can Hannah ever accept Margaret as her son's wife? How will Margaret's investment affect John's business? Is Watson's investment …
How does a Milton Mill Master fall in love with the same woman twice? Follow John Thornton as he buys a second hand book and falls in love with the woman who wrote her heart in the margins of Jane Eyr…
