Miser's Million and a Quiet Town of Riches
In a tale set around the Red Moss pits and Victoria Cotton Mill, Solomon Standish’s fortune reshapes a Lancashire town. Nat Catherwood, newly minted magistrate, distributes wealth while a shadowy past haunts him and an Irish ally Sloan unsettles his schemes. Nancy Pemberton’s), Standish’s justice, and the revelation of a double life drive a web of deceit, marriage vows, and moral reckoning in Merehurst Hall and beyond.
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