Duking Days-Revolution

It is 1688 and in London, Helena Woulfe Palmer has put the horrors of the Monmouth Rebellion behind her and looks forward to life as the wife of Guy. But her brothers remain a constant worry - Aaron is in Holland with the Prince of Orange, and surely what he plans is treason? While Henry carries his own sorrow, pining for another man's wife.
When the Prince arrives in England to re-establish the Anglican Church there are those who are uneasy as to which side to take. When riots break out in London, Helena is forced to flee from her home – again.
Helena has what she always wanted, respectability and security. Guy Palmer grows more prosperous and their marriage is happy, until Helena’s discovery of her husband’s weakness drives her into an unwise liaison and she learns there is a price to pay for recklessness and keeping secrets.
Will Helena be able to keep what is important to her and will Henry find his own happiness. Above all, will the three Woulfe siblings ever learn the fate of their missing Father?