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Joanna Turnbull's marriage to Talbot Showcroft is foundering in the wake of his emigration to the colonies, leaving her and their baby son in the care of her dictatorial father who encumbered her marriage with an unusual nuptial agreement. Her best friend Katie has been disowned by her father for taking up with a fugitive Scot fleeing the aftermath of the battle of Culloden. Joanna resolves the issues by moving to the Colonies, taking Katie and her husband with her. The book's title is appropriate. As the plot wraps around the issues of loyalty to family and personal principles, each of the characters faces his or her own choices of depravity or virtue, slavery or freedom.
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AVAILABLE FOR A LIMITED TIME! Get five stories in one in this Father's Day Bundle, featuring heartwarming tales of family and romance. Brought to you by NY Times, USA Today and national bestselling authors. You'll want to read every story, a delightful reminder that dads hold a special place in our hearts. A Christmas Miracle for Daisy by Jane Porter Cormac Sheenan had no desire to become a family man, but when his goddaughter, Daisy, is orphaned, he adopts her and becomes a devoted single father. Precocious Daisy strikes up an unlikely friendship with Marietta’s seasonal Santa Claus, but Cormac's worried as Santa has promised her she’ll have a mommy for Christmas. Cormac's definitely no...
Joanna Martin has edited the letters of Thomas Mansel Talbot, owner of the Penrice and Margam estates in Glamorgan, and his wife Lady Mary Fox Strangways. The letters reflect the family life of Talbot, his continental tours, his building activities on his estates and his courtship in middle age of the young daughter of the Earl of Ilchester. A joint publication with West Glamorgan Archive Service.
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