The Mill Girl and Her Master

A heartwarming novella with a little bit of spice, clocking in at 40,000 words.

In the bleak and unforgiving world of the mill, Dolly and Pip cling to each other as they struggle to survive. Dolly knows she should have left when she turned 21, but the thought of leaving her beloved sister behind is too much to bear. So she endures the cruelty of the overseer, hoping to stay just a little longer.

When tragedy strikes and Pip loses a finger in a horrific accident, they are taken in by the kind and generous Sullivan, the brother of the mill owner. Dolly is grateful for the roof over their heads, but she is wary of Sullivan playboy reputation and unsure of his true intentions.

As Dolly tends to her sister's wounds, she catches Sullivan's eye with her grace and selflessness. But Dolly's past trauma makes it difficult for her to trust Sullivan, even as he starts to fall deeply in love with her.

Their budding romance is tested at a disastrous party, where Sullivan's reckless behavior threatens to tear them apart. But when he realizes the depth of his feelings for Dolly, he sets out to win her heart and prove his devotion.

As they navigate the challenges of their past and present, Dolly, Pip, and Sullivan begin to form a family bound by love and loyalty. But will Dolly's fear and insecurity keep her from fully embracing the happiness that is within her grasp? Join them on their journey of passion, heartache, and healing in this captivating historical romance novel.