Merewen's Blue Eyes

Interracial BWWM Historical Regency Romance

Her mother died of a fever. That's what they said.

Merewen Thornfield is twenty years old, the sole heir to a crumbling estate, and the reluctant reader of a diary her mother hid from the world. Inside: seven years of entries about tea that tasted wrong, pain that never quite went away, and a woman who visited every week with a warm smile and never once removed her gloves.

When Lord Pembroke arranges her marriage to Dominic Ashworth, a marquess who came back from war with too-steady eyes and too many sleepless nights she accepts. Merewen demands only justice.

Regency society has never known what to make of a woman with blue eyes and dark skin. It has never known what to make of a daughter who asks the wrong questions. But Merewen inherited more than her mother's garden and her botanical knowledge. She inherited her mother's refusal to look away.

Blue Eyes of Merewen is a story about truth that outlives the person who knew it. About justice that moves slowly and holds. And about two people who stopped expecting and must now learn something entirely different.

Excellent

The situations in this story had my emotions all over the place. The anger I felt at the weakness of the FMC’s father; the strength and courage of FMC; the love of Bess and MMC and let’s not forget Charlotte. Oh yes the sweet revenge.