The Adventures of Linnett Wainwright

In the time of unrest shortly before the American War Of Independence, John Foster, an entrepreneur American, sets out to make the arduous sea journey across the Atlantic ocean, to England. His intension is to meet his benefactor and business partner Sir Thomas Wainwright, who wants John to cast his discerning eye over his beautiful, headstrong daughter, Linnett Wainwright with a view to marriage. John's first impression of this spoilt and arrogant girl, is that she won't suit as his wife but after spending some time with the aristocratic beauty, he decides that her strong character would stand her in good stead, helping her to cope with the untamed rigours of the less civilised Colonies. However, John fails to take into account Linnett's determined and independent spirit. She has her own plans and has already selected a candidate for her husband and John Foster is most definitely not on her list of suitors! For the first time in her spoiled and selfish life, Linnett finds that she has met her match. She soon learns that she has married an implacable man, one who knows that if his bride is to survive the rigors of the New World and safely, she must learn to obey him and accept his complete dominion over her under the law. He enforces his husbandry rights kindly but firmly, shocking the English madam by throwing her across his knee when she exasperates his patience to breaking point with her wicked shenanigans! Linnett is about experience the adventure of a lifetime, enduring a French privateer attack, shipwreck, kidnap, bear attacks and encounters with fierce native people. Can her strong new husband protect his wilful and stubborn wife from harm?