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- Author: J D Hinson
- Publisher: Yorkshire Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1947491520
- ISBN-13: 9781947491526
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Blackmailed! Caroline Robins has a heart of gold and cares deeply for her friends. She can't believe the situation she has led herself into for the sake of her friends. After being offered a bribe for her friends' freedom, Caroline becomes trapped in a high-class society. For one year she is forced to live and work as a maid in the household of seemingly heartless Matthew Trenton. However, his increasing need for her presence goes far beyond the duties of a maid, and she is drawn into his world, and a love that social distinctions forbid.
Join J.D. Hinson in her new novel A Year for Love, and step back in time to the dawn of the twentieth century and a romantic entanglement that dares to cross the boundaries of society.
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- Author: J D Hinson
- Publisher: Yorkshire Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1947491520
- ISBN-13: 9781947491526
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Blackmailed! Caroline Robins has a heart of gold and cares deeply for her friends. She can't believe the situation she has led herself into for the sake of her friends. After being offered a bribe for her friends' freedom, Caroline becomes trapped in a high-class society. For one year she is forced to live and work as a maid in the household of seemingly heartless Matthew Trenton. However, his increasing need for her presence goes far beyond the duties of a maid, and she is drawn into his world, and a love that social distinctions forbid.
Join J.D. Hinson in her new novel A Year for Love, and step back in time to the dawn of the twentieth century and a romantic entanglement that dares to cross the boundaries of society.
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