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Chirchir, Elisha
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Fiction
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English
β 58 KB
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Across the River
β Scribed by Megan Easley-Walsh
- Book ID
- 111068641
- Publisher
- New Historical Fiction
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 256 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781540187581
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
They must prove the strength of their love or die in a plot of deception and revenge.
Rebecca Turrington is desperate to have some control over her life. As the daughter of an English Lord in 1774, she's supposed to be an obedient daughter awaiting a suitable husband. She's most definitely not supposed to be sneaking out at night, hiding the family silver, or pursing a relationship full of passion.
Caleb might be a lowly cabinetmaker, but his love for Rebecca is fierce. No one is going to stand in their way. But when a fire ravishes Rebecca's home and a mysterious hooded figure kidnaps Rebecca, Caleb will be forced to keep an unspoken promise: following Rebecca to the ends of the earth.
Mystery sweeps the countryside as Rebecca and Caleb become the targets of a secret society. Hundreds have gone missing. As both sides of the Atlantic mount in increasing tensions is anyone safe? Rebecca and Caleb must uncover the truth and find their way back to each other, or their world will shatter, and they'll be caught in the crossfire.
If you love gripping historical mystery, love that would risk anything, and heart-racing suspense, you won't want to miss this. Pick up your copy of Across the River today.
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