Let Love Be the Victor

Fearful lest she be charged with murder, Patience flees her home for a haven in Exeter. After three years she perfected skills as a seamstress, grows into a beautiful young lady with alluring eyes and is hired by a wealthy lady to be a companion. Patience is taken to a mansion in Cornwall which is, alas, her former home. She becomes aware of an illicit business, learns of murders, participates in intrigues, aid revenge and experiences the plague and the Great Fire of London. She is romanced by challenging young men until a true love becomes the victor.

Jack McClellan served in the United States Air Force during World War 11. After the war, he became an assistant superintendent of schools in Los Angeles and an adjunct professor of education at the University of Southern California, his alma mater. The author of many teaching and instructional materials for companies such as Houghton Mifflin and IBM as well as travel articles for the Los Angeles Times and Christian Science Monitor, Dr. McClellan is an avid stamp collector and enjoys traveling, reading and gardening.