Outback Lady

Now what?  Abigail has a lifetime ahead of her.  She is raising three children.  One lady, and two lords.  She is up to the task, but will she have to do it alone?

With her newfound freedom in Australia, she decides to build an estate for herself and her family.  Lord Worthington, her oldest son, will inherit his father's estates in England.  Her second son, Lord Brentford, will inherit the estate she is building.  Her daughter may find an eminently suitable man here, or perhaps she may prefer to go back to England, where society understands nobility, men are plentiful, and she can easily find someone among her peers.

Abigail's choices though, are limited, because the men who would advise her feel compelled to protect the delicate woman they believe her to be.  Her determination, her decisions, and her money are her own, and she refuses to allow a man—any man—to keep her from making her dreams a reality.

But as she chips away at her mental lists to realize those dreams, someone, somewhere, has decided the Dowager Countess of Worthington, Lady Abigail, must die.