The Brynthwaite Boys: S. #2, Ep. 5-8 by Merry Farmer

The exciting Victorian serial, told in the style of your favorite television costume dramas, The Brynthwaite Boys, is back for Season Two…
Brynthwaite, Cumbria – 1895. The lives and loves of three friends, Jason Throckmorton, Lawrence Smith, and Marshall Pycroft, continue as their lives change friends to lovers, give them a second chance to find love and family, and bring forbidden romance into the light.

This collection contains episodes 5-8:
Episode Five– A World Without You: With Marshall and Jason in London, Flossie and Alex are faced with hosting a charity event alone, and the results are not what they expected. Matty makes a discovery that sheds a whole new light on Mother Grace and who she might really be. Things go well for Marshall in London, but Jason’s old demons attack him with devastating results.

Episode Six– A Narrow Escape: Marshall returns home, but his failure to reveal a key piece of information causes conflict in his household. At the same time, absence has made the heart grow fonder. Lawrence is handed an amazing new opportunity…just as an old foe makes his intentions known. Alex reaches a level of satisfaction with her new situation. And Flossie rushes to London to rescue Jason from himself.

Episode Seven– A Return to (Somewhat) Normal: Jason deals with the consequences of his breakdown, particularly when it comes to facing Lady E and the future of their agreement. Flossie has a hard time taking it easy. Marshall takes action to end a dangerous situation with Winnie. Alex sees a patient that helps to drive home how blessed her life really is. Lawrence hears bad news from new friend, but it is Matty’s life that might be in danger.

Episode Eight – A Deadly Encounter: Everyone combines forces to save Matty, but her life isn’t the only one in danger. Marshall and Alex fight to save Winnie’s life, which gives Alex’s mother a glimpse into her daughter’s choices. Flossie’s problems with her sister have only just begun. And lives will be changed forever after a death nobody foresaw.