Books by Victoria Trout and Penelope West
Before she wrote on her own, Victoria Trout had a co-author/partner Penelope West. Ms. West passed away in 2009, after writing several manuscripts together. Ms. Trout making these manuscripts ready for publication.
Legacy From Yesteryear
ASIN B00I1N379O
Book 1 in the series
NEW REVISED EDITION: THE COMPLETE STORY
Will Meg solve the clues and find true love or will she be trapped in servitude forever?
Devastated by the loss of both of her beloved parents, eighteen year old Margaret Wentworth is given more bad news, she is destitute and must leave her London home to live with relatives she has never met. After burying both parents on the same day, Meg didn't think her future could get more bleak, but her cold reception and unpleasant interview with the Duke of Rochester at her new home, The Haven, provides a dim view of indefinite, unpaid servitude.
James Cunningham, fifth son of the Duke of Sommerville, is traveling between clients and London, when he meets Meg under duress. Ever the gentleman he comes to her rescue only to fall head over heels himself. Since an official introduction was not offered, he uses other means to discover her plight.
Meg begins her duties with a heavy heart, only to discover her favorite cousin is coming to visit The Haven. After her cousin arrives, battle lines are drawn between Meg's cousins over who will determine her future. One will control her every movement, every aspect of her life and the other will grant her freedom to live the life of her dreams. All Meg has to do is solve a forgotten family mystery.
London, England - Winter 1810
At a time when women were not allowed control over their very existence, Margaret Wentworth lost everything of value to her. Helpless to make any decision without the approval of her guardian, the only option available for any female was obedience. Unless she finds a hero that would champion her cause.
An Unlikely Hero
James Cunningham follows the law, finding answers to otherwise impossible situations. He provides a listening ear, he has a kind soul, and is someone who fights for what he believes in. Unbeknownst to Jamie, the Wentworth/Cunningham families have been intertwined for generations. As this story unfolds, he too is drawn irresistibly into the past to establish hope for the future, as he cares for the families at The Haven.
This story is about the power of family
The Duke and Duchess of Sommerville have taught their children the value of family, loyalty and love. Each of their children have the opportunity to marry for love, and several have. Jamie feels he has found "the one" for him and is willing to move heaven and earth if it means she will be his. This feeling grows every time he sees the tragedy and heartache in Meg's eyes. Just how far will he have to go for her love?
Ethan's Flight
Boston, 1853. Ethan Adams is shocked. Spending time with his brother and their close pals in a coffee shop, the outgoing sixteen-year-old’s world crashes when he’s arrested for rape and murder. And despite an alibi and a lawyer, the sham trial swiftly ends with a guilty verdict.
Eighteen-year-old Edward Adams would do anything for his sibling. Vowing to do whatever it takes and breaking him out of jail, they flee and find themselves in Missouri. While relatives back home work tirelessly to clear Ethan’s name, the young banker becomes captivated by a beautiful blonde.
As Ethan falls for a saucy redhead while his brother courts her sister, he struggles with his hidden past and its threat to their newfound family. And when Edward and his partner in crime discover the women’s own perilous secret, he fears for the safety of everyone around them.
Ethan's Flight is the intriguing first book in a wholesome historical Western romantic adventure series. If you like fascinating characters, fast-paced drama, and a dash of mystery, then you’ll adore Victoria Trout and Penelope West’s thrilling escape.