Now on Amazon

Meredith's fifth book, Return to Greystone is now available to purchase.  You can buy it on Amazon in either paperback for $14.99 or the Kindle version for just $8.99.  You can also purchase it here for $14.99 in paperback.

Return to Greystone

Meredith's fifth book, the third book in the Greystone series is set to be release October 1, 2011. 

 

Return to Greystone 

by Meredith Kennon 

 

Return to Greystone is the dramatic and heartwarming conclusion to her Greystone Series, which has brought England’s World War II home-front struggles to life.  Nearly six years into the war, Mrs. Eleanor Wood, the widowed mistress of Greystone Manor, anxiously awaits the return of her son William from a Japanese POW camp.  A recent letter from him to his steadfast fiancée has given rise to new hope that he has indeed survived the war.  As the conflict in the Pacific draws to its frighful close, Eleanor finds that instead of the quiet reprieve she was anticipating, her home is needed more than ever to alleviate the widespread housing shortage. Concerned by the difficulties still facing the war-torn people of her country, she observes those around her bravely embracing the future, and wishes she was young enough to pursue the desires of her own heart. Drawing strength from her family, and most especially from Gilda Gardner, her young protégé, Eleanor watches, wishes, and waits.

Now on Amazon

A whole month earlier than expected, At Willows Edge is now available on Amazon.  You can get it here now in paperback for $14.99.  It is also available here for the Kindle version for just $8.99.   Meredith is excited to start her 5th book, third in the Greystone Series.  It will be called Return to Greystone.

At Willows Edge

The sequel to Almost Enough and Meredith's fourth book is expected to be released around November 1, 2010.

AT WILLOWS EDGE

By Meredith Kennon

In the final months of World War II, newly-wedded Thomas and Gilda Gardner make their home at Willows Edge, in the village of Englewood, Warwickshire. Thomas is assigned as a pilot instructor at Lindley Field, having been wounded in France on D-day, and Gilda resumes her war work at nearby Greystone Manor. Under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Wood, her mentor and owner of the estate, Gilda assists in the kitchen, feeding the airmen billeted there. Good news from the continent gives false hope that the war will soon be over, and Eleanor makes plans to host a celebratory Christmas, hoping that the unwed mother of her grandson can be persuaded to come. In some kind of final insult to the war-battered people of England, the V-2 bombs come on the scene, and the threat they pose unnerves even the steady Priscilla Armstrong. The destruction of one such explosion is far-reaching and ultimately risks the safety and happiness of those many miles from its impact. Eleanor and her staff at Greystone Manor once again provide a safe haven to those in harm's way, welcoming lonely newcomers, including an innocent, orphaned love child, who finds herself in a grownup world she cannot understand. Eleanor works selflessly toward the physical comfort of those in her home, investing personally in their ultimate happiness, while her own heart is rent in two by the agonizing hope that her son is still alive.

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All of Meredith Kennon's books are available for just $8.99 on Amazon for the Kindle.

Under the Same Umbrella

Tattered Letters

Almost Enough

Now on Amazon

Meredith's third book, Almost Enough, is now available on Amazon.com.  You can buy it here.

Now Available

Meredith's third book, Almost Enough, is now available to buy here. It will be available on Amazon soon. Enjoy!

Almost Enough

Meredith's THIRD book is expected to be released November 1, 2009. She has been working very hard and already has ideas for the forth book!

Almost Enough
By Meredith Kennon

On the morning of her seventeenth birthday, any hopes that Gilda Morris might have had for a special day are dashed when she hears on the wireless that England has declared war with Germany. Handicapped from birth, Gilda does not get an opportunity to do her bit in the war until four years later. Her neighbor and friend, Mrs. Eleanor Wood, determinedly gets Gilda called up to do war work at her home, Grey Stone Manor in Warwickshire, where she provides accommodation for airmen stationed at the nearby training field. Within hours of her service, Gilda is able to forget her own disabilities as she witnesses the many sacrifices made by others. Out from under her mother’s critical eye, Gilda begins to realize that there is more to her than her deformities. She becomes part of a world to which she had never before been exposed, sees firsthand the vagaries of human nature, and believes that it is almost enough until she finds herself very much in love.

Now on Amazon

Meredith's second book, Tattered Letters, is now available on Amazon.com. You can buy it here.

Tattered Letters

Meredith's second book is set to be released around April 1, 2009.

Tattered Letters
By Meredith Kennon

An unknown casualty of World War II surfaces some thirty-three years later, when in 1979, Dale Johnson is forced to confess to his married daughter, Beth Anne Mosher, that she was the product of a war-time love affair. His wife was duped, he admits, into adopting his own child when her biological mother thought that she was dying of tuberculosis in England. Sick and afraid to take her illegitimate daughter home to her rigid parents, Maggie Paxton made the mistake of a lifetime and sent her baby girl to America and then lived to regret it. It is not until the adopting mother dies of breast cancer and the daughter fears the same for herself that her father is compelled to tell her that she had been adopted and regrettably never told. He opens what he fears will be Pandora’s Box, but what proves instead to be the revival of long lost truths that no one person could have guessed, because each of them held only one piece of the puzzle. As the pieces of truth come together and trust evolves, old and new romances can come out of the darkness of deception and into the light of day.