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SummaryThe Captive Heart follows an English governess who is forced to become the wife of a frontiersman, suspected of murder.
In The Captured Bride a female Indian scout must work with an accused traitor to move a load of gold through dangerous wilderness. StatsGenre: Adult historical romance (colonial America)
Series length: The Captive Heart is a standalone. The Captured Bride is part of a large multi-author series, The Daughters of the Mayflower. Violence: Moderate, including fights and skirmishes that take the lives of characters Magic/Supernatural: None Romance: Strong but kept very clean Christian/spiritual element: Moderate, overt Christian elements Recommendation: Readers who enjoy historical romance with mystery and suspense elements |
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My precious Lord; My only hope; My Saviour, how I need You now. Eleanor Morgan repeated the words, over and over, scrubbing her fingernails more vigorously with each repetition. Prayer was always better than blood. Perhaps if she focused on the simple child's verse she taught her charges, she wouldn't feel like heaving. |
The Captive Heart
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"It ain't right. You ain't right." Mercy Lytton brushed off Captain Matthew Prinn's comment as easily as she rubbed off the dried mud marring her buckskin leggings. Too bad she couldn't so easily rid herself of the bone-deep weariness doggin her steps. matthew had a point--somewhat. Going from a scouting campaign and on to the next mission without a few hours of sleep wasn't right. |
The Captured Bride
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