
In 17th-century Virginia, fiercely independent Selah Hopewell and tobacco lord Xander Renick explore pride, honor, and the possibility of true love.
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In 17th-century Virginia, fiercely independent Selah Hopewell and tobacco lord Xander Renick explore pride, honor, and the possibility of true love.
Selah Hopewell seems to be the only woman in the Virginia colony who has no wish to wed. True, there are too many men and far too few women in James Towne. But Selah already has her hands full assisting her father in the family's shop. And now she is in charge of an incoming ship of tobacco brides who must be looked after as they sort through their many suitors. Xander Renick is perhaps the most eligible tobacco lord in the settlement. His lands are vast, his crops are prized, and his position a...
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Moderate romantic tension with fade-to-black scenes; focus on emotional connection.
Minor violence likely related to colonial conflicts; not graphic or central.
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Moderate Christian themes likely present, given historical context and author style.
No fantasy elements present.
No real-world occult content present.
Minor colonial and cultural tensions between settlers and Powhatan nation.
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Minor references to systemic colonial struggles or loss; not central.
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