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In the Yorkshire Dales, in 1887, a family uses artful schemes to enslave the innocent spinster sister, but Tizzie yearns to be free.
Families support and aid each other don’t they? Especially in the Yorkshire Dales, in 1887. Life can be hard but gentle, kindly Tizzie has been a loving help for her brother, Jack, his wife, Maggie, and their three sons & a daughter, Agnes. She is happy to work herself to skin and bones as a dairymaid for them. Tizzie’s one dream is to see that young Agnes will not suffer her spinster fate but it is sharp young Agnes who helps Tizzie suspect, see and then uncover Jack and Maggie's treachery. Now she knows what has been done to her Tizzie is determined to set Agnes free. With only her wits to g | |  | | Bittersweet
In 1872, Bryce Ackerman hunts in India for 2 groups of army officers to bring justice to the young women they have harmed.
Bryce Ackerman, merchant banker, returns home from a business trip to Vienna expecting to marry his beloved Aimée. But she is pregnant. This is 1872 and Bryce is a Victorian gentleman who doesn’t believe in sex before marriage. Aimée is distraught. So-called officers & gentlemen, visitors to her home, have been running a competition to see which regiment’s junior officers could rape the most young women.
Her family carefully seek out the other violated girls, offering aid & support. But Bryce, for personal reasons as well as an outraged sense of the disgraceful behaviour attempts to chas | |  | | Jacob's Justice
1642, civil war’s about to erupt and Jacob must save the family’s gold and ships from both the King and the Puritans.
It's 1642, and mighty England is tearing itself apart. Jacob Emerick, of the Merchants Emerick, shipping owners, must save the family's gold and ships from the loyalists to the King who will do anything to help their despot. The Puritan extremists want those ships and the gold too. Both sides are prepared to seize everything the family owns and Jacob has to prevent this happening.
In a few short months he sheds the easy bravado of privileged youth and become a deep thinker, powerful fighter, and a man wanting peace.
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Dear Margaret,
by Pamela Ackerson
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 Based on the memoirs of a Pearl Harbor survivor. Letters from two pen pals take the reader on a journey into the past, a past where nightmares came true, and when hatred reigned. |
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