Selected by our Editorial Experts
Shortlisted for the RNA Historical Novel of the Year 2011.
Rejected by society, emotionally bruised and deeply wary, neither Sarah
nor James is prepared for the powerful attraction that erupts between
them. Will they survive the plots against them? Can they overcome the
past? Find the courage to love again?

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Synopsis
Heart of Stone by Jane Jackson
Shortlisted for the RNA Historical Novel of the Year 2011.
In 1840’s Cornwall, 25-year-old Sarah Govier supports herself and her illegitimate son, Jory, on the income from Talvan, the granite quarry she inherited from her father. But businessman Kinser Landry has good reason for wanting Talvan and will stop at nothing to get it. Her problems mounting, Sarah turns in desperation to James Crago, a gunpowder manufacturer who owns land adjoining hers.
After twenty years as soldier and diplomat in India, Crago, 37, returned home, his face horrifically scarred, a wound sustained during his attempt to help the girl he loved escape a despotic raja. Local reaction to his appearance has turned him into a recluse.
Reviews
Praise for Jane Jackson:
“Jackson’s newest historical romantic adventure offers a detailed account of everyday life for the embittered and impoverished folk of Cornwall in the early 1800s” Booklist on Bonded Heart
“Jane Jackson’s novel is satisfying on many levels, well-written and pleasurable to read” Historical Novels Review on The Chain Garden
“The writing was so stunning and so realistic I could feel the salt-spray on my face” Historical Novels Review on Tide of Fortune
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