
In 1820s Cambridge, a brilliant lame nobleman seeks self-acceptance through faith and love, guided by mentor Charles Simeon.
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In 1820s Cambridge, a brilliant lame nobleman seeks self-acceptance through faith and love, guided by mentor Charles Simeon.
Charming, brilliant and lame, Sir Brandley Hilliard believes he can do very well without love of any kind in his life--until he meets the captivating Elinor Silbert. Brandley's search takes a destructive turn until Charles Simeon, Fellow of King's College, takes the young gownsman under his wing and shows him a life beyond any his academic pursuits had taught him.Editorial ReviewsSet in the 1820's, tells the story of a man trying to find self-acceptance as he experiences God's love and acceptanc...
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Clean courtship romance with attraction; no explicit content
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No profanity present
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Faith and God's love central; mentorship by clergyman Charles Simeon
No magic or witchcraft elements present
No occult or demonology content present
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Protagonist faces disability-related insecurity and suffering
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