The Cornish Wheel

1965. As a young man, Jack Webber is friendless and not the most popular of men, despite belonging to a wealthy London family. Shy and slightly dysfunctional from a lifetime of abuse, and recovering from pneumonia, he is sent to convalesce at Kelynek House in Western Cornwall, which is owned by his estranged uncle and his young wife, a passionless,… 1965. As a young man, Jack Webber is friendless and not the most popular of men, despite belonging to a wealthy London family. Shy and slightly dysfunctional from a lifetime of abuse, and recovering from pneumonia, he is sent to convalesce at Kelynek House in Western Cornwall, which is owned by his estranged uncle and his young wife, a passionless, yet mysterious native of the area. Jack quickly falls in love with Jacqueline, a twenty-seven year old reclusive woman artist and writer of children's novels who lives, apparently in 1946, in an isolated cottage.However, this is not just a regular time-travel fantasy love story. For what Jack ultimately uncovers is immeasurably far more bizarre, abnormal and disturbing.From the pen of Molly Cutpurse, who brought you the perverse, Sacerdotis terribilis, comes an unorthodox story of abnormal love.