
A Methodist schoolteacher navigates romance, faith, and hardship in 18th-century England.
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A Methodist schoolteacher navigates romance, faith, and hardship in 18th-century England.
Catherine Perronet's world is shaken when she learns Charles Wesley is engaged to marry another. After all, Catherine's initials were on the list John Wesley gave to his brother listing acceptable matrimonial candidates. And that's not all that's wrong in Catherine's world. As teacher at a Methodist Society school in London, she sees her brother beaten while preaching in the open air, her favorite pupil forced to leave school because of his family's poverty, and a prisoner receive his death sent...
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Clean historical romance with attraction and courtship; no explicit content
Mob violence, a beating during preaching, death sentence, earthquake peril
Brief mentions of cursing
Mentions of drinking and drunkenness
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Methodist faith, Wesleys, preaching, and divine calling central to the story
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Background social issues of poverty and 18th-century Methodist tensions
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Poverty, public beatings, prison death sentences, and mob cruelty depicted
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