In 19th-century Louisiana, young Chantel Fontaine falls in love, mourns her parents' deaths, and searches for her lost sister amid Creole society.
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In 19th-century Louisiana, young Chantel Fontaine falls in love, mourns her parents' deaths, and searches for her lost sister amid Creole society.
The Exiles: Chantel (The Creoles, Book 1) [Morris, Gilbert, Morris, Lynn] on Amazon.com. FREE shipping on qualifying offers. The Exiles: Chantel (The Creoles, Book 1)
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Central romance subplot with courtship and falling in love; likely fade-to-black given Christian audience.
Murder, death of both parents, grief, and violence referenced in plot and content warnings.
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Evangelical Christian themes and framing throughout; marketed in Religion & Spirituality category.
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Explores social identity, women's status, loyalty, and survival in historical Creole and indigenous contexts.
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Parental deaths by murder, family separation, grief, and systemic historical hardships depicted.
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