Uncovered in Merriweather Jane Austen in Wisconsin, #2

Jane Austen's Mansfield Park Meets Small-Town Wisconsin in a Warm 1930s Romp!

Merriweather, Wisconsin, 1937. Everyone knows Kate Kerwyn as "Indian Kate"—the Sauk toddler found wandering near the Wareham farm fifteen years ago. But when the sheriff admits he made the story up, Kate's whole identity comes into question. If Kate isn't a Sauk Indian, who is she? On top of that, a charming newcomer, Henry Crawford, has taken a shine to Kate. When he pushes his suit just a little too far, Kate bolts. Armed with little more than a name, she sets out to find the family that left her behind.

Meanwhile, Melody Merriweather has been packed off to Chicago when her brother Fred returns to take over the Merc. There she meets the mature, wealthy, cultured Eustace Sinclair, who is a far cry from Cal, the surly young butcher back home. But when she begins to receive disturbing letters from Harriet about the state of the shop, Melody faces a difficult decision.

Should she continue her exciting new life in Chicago, or return to her old one? And will Kate ever find the family she's looking for?

Perfect for readers who love Jane Austen retellings, clean and wholesome romance, a quiet heroine who finds her voice, a foundling's search for family, small-town found family, and a slow-burn romance.

Fans of Cranford and All Creatures Great and Small who love a warm ensemble cast—with a dash of romance and 1930s Americana—will devour this series.