Scenarios Vol III : Crossing the Line

by Melanie Dent

The final three novellas in the Scenarios series designed to challenge your perceptions of the Lynchcliffe Cuckoo trilogy. Set in a kind of Lynchcliffe parallel universe.CROSSING THE LINEIt is winter 1912 and Lady Lynchcliffe is struggling with widowhood. She is also convinced that her estranged sister, Lady Trevelyan, believed drowned on RMS Titanic, isn’t dead. Lady Lynchcliffe consults a medium to try to answer her questions. She also receives encouraging signs of a romantic nature and wonders if she can defy convention and move on out of mourning.But what will the medium reveal?MISSING IN ACTIONIt is 1915 and Lord Michael Lynchcliffe is still at war. Lady Lynchcliffe-George is distraught when she receives a telegram stating that her son is Missing in Action. The household rallies round.As the household waits with baited breath Michael’s wife, Irene, is choked with fear of loss; especially since she has just learnt she is pregnant with Michael’s child.Will Michael make it out alive or is the dawn of a gloomy era for Lynchcliffe Park?NOTHING BUT HOPEIt is 1919 and Lewis Franklin falls sick with the Spanish flu. His wife, Margaret, is distraught especially when her beloved father, Thomas Frazer, also falls sick.Margaret finds herself re-evaluating her life and marriage as she divides her time between the bedsides of the two men she loves most in the world. She has only hope. Can the Franklins have a happy ending?

94 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 26, 2013

About the author

I am the author of The Lynchcliffe Cuckoo historical romance series and have had a great time foe the last year creating the series and getting to know my characters eso the delectably irresisitible hero Lewis Franklin.

The first volume of The Lynchcliffe Cuckoo trilogy is due to be published soon in paperback by Night Publishing. It will be a dream come true to actually hold a published book that I wrote in my hands. I am so excited about that!

All the Lynchcliffe novels are doing well on kindle and are now available in paperback format through Lulu.com