And Then I Found You

About the Book

Julia Wentworth planned to spend her last few days in England in a leisurely manner. Her itinerary did not include being abducted by a lunatic, an accusation of conspiracy to murder--or leaving her own century.

At the wish of her recently deceased aunt, Julia searches for the grave of a missing relative and is intrigued by the headstone of a young man hanged for treason.

She encounters Stuart Faversham, a grim individual who is pleasant enough company when he is of a mind and thoroughly unpleasant when he is not, and whose views on love and fidelity are decidedly cynical. He is convinced that the young man--his brother--died an innocent man.

A porcelain figurine, her missing relative, an encounter with the Duke of Cumberland, and a sealed letter from her dead aunt draw Julia into a web of violence, intrigue--and an unexpected encounter with love.

About the Author

Kathryn A Saynor presently resides in Pueblo West, Colorado with one horse, four dogs, and three cats. Always surrounded by books and classical music, she is a self confessed, incurable romantic—yet very down-to-earth and possessing a dry sense of humour, courtesy of her Yorkshire heritage. Always on the look-out for a new twist or situation, she rarely misses a chance to engage in conversation with strangers, and maintains strong contact with friends and family in England, who are always ready to assist with research. Firmly believes everyone needs romance and adventure in their lives, even if it is only imaginary.