
In 18th-century England, Mary Tudway must choose between high-society pleasures and a life of faith and service.
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In 18th-century England, Mary Tudway must choose between high-society pleasures and a life of faith and service.
Mary Tudway is forced to choose between two worlds: the pleasurable life of her high society friends Sarah Child, heiress of Osterley Park, and the Bishop of Raphoe and his dashing Nephew, Roger; or the life of faith and service represented by the Countess of Huntingdon, her lovely daughter Selina and the witty but devout Rowland Hill.The story moves through the fashionable worlds of London and Bath as the death of one friend, the elopement of another and the startling unveiling of the Highwayma...
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Clean historical romance with attraction and courtship; fade-to-black
Mild peril involving a highwayman; a friend's death occurs off-page
No profanity depicted
Period social drinking in high-society London and Bath settings
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Faith central to plot; evangelical figures and spiritual life choices
No magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonology content present
Light background of 18th-century class and society contrasts
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