
A young woman's faith-driven stand against arranged marriage and for emancipation unfolds across 19th-century Lowell mills and Southern plantations.
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A young woman's faith-driven stand against arranged marriage and for emancipation unfolds across 19th-century Lowell mills and Southern plantations.
Courage, faith, and love are at the heart of this moving saga of a young woman's stand for what she knows is right. The fiery passion and devotion of Jasmine Wainwright follow her through this three book series. Whether she's resisting a loveless arranged marriage or fighting for emancipation in the South, readers will be enthralled by the emotional depth of her historical story
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Central romantic relationships with courtship and emotional intimacy; fade-to-black depictions.
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Faith and devotion are central themes driving character decisions and plot.
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Anti-slavery and emancipation themes set against Southern plantation life.
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Slavery, arranged marriage resistance, and systemic suffering in the pre-Civil War South.
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