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The Hangman's Daughter
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Much time has past since the last witch hunt for this small town. They thought that was over. But...
Historical Fiction
Anywhere But Schuylkill (The Great Upheaval Trilogy)
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In 1877, twenty Irish coal miners hanged for a terrorist conspiracy that never occurred. Anywhere...
Historical Fiction
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Death & Maia
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In the shadowed streets of plague-ridden Athens, Maia lies on the brink of death. When the grim...
FF Dark Fantasy Historical Paranormal Fated Mates
The Last Fatal Hour
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For Leona Gladney, former woman soldier of the Union Army, life goes on despite the echoes of the...
Historical Fiction Mystery
ClareR (6256 KP) rated A Lady’s Guide To Fortune Hunting in Books
Dec 1, 2022
This is a fun, enjoyable read, set in Regency England.
Kitty decides the only way to save herself and her siblings from ruin now that they’re orphans, is to marry into wealth. And nothing will stop her - certainly nothing as inconsequential as social class or money (and these things REALLY mattered then!).
Kitty has four months, the duration of the season, to bag herself a man - and she’s determined.
This is a lovely read. There are some interesting historical details, mainly about rich, snobbish people, and a great, fun character in Kitty.
It’s a light, easy read, and just what I needed!
Kitty decides the only way to save herself and her siblings from ruin now that they’re orphans, is to marry into wealth. And nothing will stop her - certainly nothing as inconsequential as social class or money (and these things REALLY mattered then!).
Kitty has four months, the duration of the season, to bag herself a man - and she’s determined.
This is a lovely read. There are some interesting historical details, mainly about rich, snobbish people, and a great, fun character in Kitty.
It’s a light, easy read, and just what I needed!
