Robinswood Series in Order by Jean Grainger

"What Once Was True" is a historical fiction novel by Jean Grainger. The story is set during the first half of the 1940s and follows the lives of two very different families who live in a grand house called Robinswood in Co Waterford, Ireland. The Keneficks are a wealthy family who have lived in Robinswood for generations, while the Twomeys are a poor family who work on the estate. When the owner of the manor passes away leaving behind massive debts, his wife decides to close up Robinswood and relocate to London. Her son, Sam, has joined the British Army and is fighting in World War II. The novel explores the impact of the war on the two families and how it changes everything that once was true. The book is 522 pages long and was published on March 9, 2020.

"Trials and Tribulations" is the third book in "The Robinswood Story" series by Jean Grainger. The story centers around the Buckley family of West Cork and their lives being pulled in different directions as they become embroiled in the war. The book is described as multifaceted, featuring elements of mystery, intrigue, loyalty, love, deception, and murder. It follows three sisters and the three men who love them, as well as a house that could consume them all. The Buckley family assumes their roles as the new Lord and Lady Kenefick and returns to Robinswood, where they face various trials and tribulations. The book promises a thrilling conclusion with twists and turns. Overall, "Trials and Tribulations" delves into the complex relationships and challenges faced by the Buckley family in the backdrop of war and the Robinswood estate.

"Return to Robinswood" is the second book in "The Robinswood Story" series by Jean Grainger. The book is set in 1946 in Robinswood Estate, County Waterford, Ireland. The Keneficks, the new Lord and Lady of Robinswood, are determined to bring the old house back to life after years of neglect and abandonment. However, the shadows of the past are ever lurking, and many are not willing to see the new Lady Kenefick as anything more than the housekeeper's daughter. The Murphys, Kate's family, find themselves once more entwined with both the Keneficks and Robinswood, but this time everything is different. The legacy of the war cannot be erased, and the events of those fateful years will not be forgotten. The book tells the story of how the Keneficks and Murphys navigate the challenges of rebuilding their lives and relationships in the aftermath of World War II.