The Master of Measham Hall

Measham Hall Bundle

Historical novels following the Hawthorne family of Measham Hall, from Alethea's journey home through plague-ridden London in 1665 to Sir William's troubles with a charming new steward in 1690, as England is shaken by war, riots and religious division.

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Buy the available series as a bundle and save 37% and save 26%

£7.98 £4.99 2 ebooks

£18.98 £13.99 2 paperbacks

Books in this series

The bundle is the simplest way to take the available series as ebooks or in paperback. If you would rather go one at a time, every title is listed below and can be bought on its own, in whichever formats it is published in.
  • The Master of Measham Hall

    Anna Abney

    Measham Hall (1)

    The Master of Measham Hall
    £8.99
  • The Prisoner of Measham Hall

    Anna Abney

    Measham Hall (3)

    The Prisoner of Measham Hall
    £9.99

Reviews

‘It’s rare for a historical novel to feel so timely’ 

Jo Baker, Sunday Times bestselling author of Longbourn

‘Exciting and immersive. It took me straight into the heart of Restoration England in all its rich and vivid detail. I was gripped! Such beautiful writing too - Anna is a stunning new talent’ 

Nicola Cornick, international bestselling author of House of Shadows

‘Impeccably researched and wonderfully atmospheric, with a heroine you can’t help rooting for’ 

Frances Quinn, author of The Smallest Man

‘A thoroughly engaging romp… By turns entertaining, surprising and thought-provoking, this is an impressive debut’ 

Jane Johnson, author of The Sea Gate

‘A gripping depiction of what people will do to survive, the long-held beliefs and scruples questioned and cast aside as well as the unexpected kindnesses and unusual alliances made. In elegant prose, this enthralling novel puts a human face to the trials, terrors and enduring hopes of the plague years’ 

Catherine Meyrick, author of The Bridled Tongue

'A thrilling and original tale of reinvention! Death in a time of plague is expected. What happens to Abney's heroine Alethea is not. The Master of Measham Hall  is a vivid and extraordinary journey of survival, and ultimately an exploration of what we gain and what we lose as we pass through this world' 

VL Valentine, The Plague Letters

‘A powerful and engaging story, full of good characters, satisfying plot turns, and excellent scene-setting. With all the details and insights on offer, it feels like a rich and rewarding panorama of English culture in the 1660s. The transformation of Alethea was wonderful to read, and genuinely gripping’  

Richard Hamblyn