A Widow Walked the Duke’s War Horse 300 Miles - Then He Told Her to Name Her Price

A Widow Walked the Duke’s War Horse 300 Miles - Then He Told Her to Name Her Price She walked three hundred miles to bring his war horse home. The Duke assumed she wanted money. England, 1815. Recently widowed Hester Pellow arrives at Ravensmore Hall with an injured horse, exhausted hands, and a promise she refused to break. Instead of gratitude, she faces suspicion—and a powerful estate steward determined to dismiss her claim for her husband’s unpaid wages. But Hester knows how to read an account book. When the numbers refuse to add up and whispers begin branding her husband a deserter, her struggle becomes a fight for the only thing she cannot replace: his good name. Behind the Duke’s cold manner lies a secret of his own. As evidence disappears and the public reckoning approaches, Hester must decide whom she can trust. A Regency period drama about grief, courage, quiet affection, and a debt no sum of money can settle.