The Viaduct of Penmorval: A Cornish Mystery of Love and Suspense

NANCY CHADWICK
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When a young woman plunges from a train onto a remote Cornish viaduct, the quiet rural world of Penmorval is shattered. Witnesses disagree: was it suicide, an accident, or murder? Lord Julian Wyllard, Dr. Menheniot, and the enigmatic Bothwell Grahame become entangled in the questions surrounding the stranger’s death. As an inquest, whispers, and local suspicion ripple through the community, long-buried ties of love, loyalty, and loss resurface—drawing hearts and reputations into the case. Set against windswept moors and intimate country interiors, this compelling narrative blends atmospheric setting, unfolding mystery, and restrained romance. With secrets that reach beyond the valley, readers are invited into a subtle, character-driven tale of grief, redemption, and the elusive line between fate and design.
When a young woman plunges from a train onto a remote Cornish viaduct, the quiet rural world of Penmorval is shattered. Witnesses disagree: was it suicide, an accident, or murder? Lord Julian Wyllard, Dr. Menheniot, and the enigmatic Bothwell Grahame become entangled in the questions surrounding ...

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Adrienne Frost Calloway is the author of The Viaduct of Penmorval. This book is a Cornish-set mystery and romance that follows a tragic fall from a train and its consequences for a small rural community. Calloway’s focus in this work is on atmosphere, character, and an unraveling local mystery.
Adrienne Frost Calloway is the author of The Viaduct of Penmorval. This book is a Cornish-set mystery and romance that follows a tragic fall from a train and its consequences for a small rural community. Calloway’s focus in this work is on atmosphere, character, and an unraveling local mystery.

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