LONDON BEGINNINGS
Book One
The
CAPTAIN’S DAUGHTER
By JENNIFER DELAMERE
This book was an amazing , wonderful writing and
compelling to read with bring you to the beautiful time of London in 1878 with
the story that full of spirit, love, hope, family and adventure with story of a
woman the forced to leave and all she love behind to seek a new life in a city
Bursting with she hope that it will have for more opportunity for the better
life than she was in her home town to make her dream come true but what she
have not expect to happen and she have to going through is the fraught with
danger was waiting for her. When a story of circumstances beyond her control
leaves. Rosalyn Bernay alone and penniless in London, she chance upon a job
backstage at a theater putting on the most popular show in the city. She had a
talent as a musician and singer, that was make her feels immediately at home
and soon she become enthralled with the idea of pursuing a career on the stage.
After a hand injury forces Nate Moran from his army regiment in India. He
return home to London. He agrees to fill in temporarily as a stagehand while
his brother recuperates from a broken leg, but Nate is counting down the days
until he cam rejoin his regiment. His future is decided until he meets a beautiful woman who has
found a new lease on life in the very place Nate yearns to leave behind. The Captain’s Daughter is set during the time
of the original production of HMS Pinafore. Many of the characters in this book
are based on real people: Jessie Bond, Helen Lenoir, George Grossmith, and
other of the lead players and the theater management. This story also had a
religious and spiritual inquiry was a very real part of most Victorians’ lives,
both in the intellectual approach via biblical research, and in the practical
of everyday life. The life of George Mullern is one example. I highly recommend to everyone must to read this book. " I received a complimentary of this book from Litfuse Blog tour program for this review "
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