Ande Trembath: A Tale of Old Cornwall England

In the windswept hills of Cornwall, the Trembath name carries a shadow that has lasted generations. When Squire Vivian's beloved dog Borlase is slain, suspicion immediately falls on Ande Trembath, not because of evidence, but because of who his family was. The squire's rage is ancient, rooted in some long-ago betrayal that condemns every generation born with the Trembath blood. Yet Ande is not his ancestors. As the village turns against him and the noose of inherited shame tightens, he must fight not only to clear his name but to claim the right to define himself apart from sins committed long before his birth. Only Parson Trant and his mother stand beside him in a community eager to judge. This is a novel about the cruelty of inherited guilt and the slow, hard work of earning honor when everyone has already decided who you are.