The Locket and the Flintlock
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| Rating | : | 4.67 (856 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1602826641 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 264 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Great Historical Romance" according to Candy Cane. I enjoyed this story more than I anticipated. I liked Lucia's character however I still am not sure if she is foolish, brave, or both. Len is someone that is brave and does not let her circumstances keep her down. While I did not like how she supported herself I did understand that there were ve. Pulled at my heart strings This one made me cry, made my heart ache as I couldn't stop reading. I so wanted the two ladies to make there love work. Well worth the money. I will enjoy this love story over and over again.. Great Historical Romance Badjuju Totally mesmerizing, could not stop reading. Characters are strong and pull the reader into their plight. Excellent writer, on my list of favorites.
Beneath the robber’s mask lies a woman who, in her heart, is not really so very different from Lucia.As their unlikely love grows against the backdrop of the poverty and violent protest of Regency England, Lucia learns how much more there is to the world than her upbringing has taught her. But there is more to Len than meets the eye. Len flirts with death every day, and eventually, an attempt at exacting revenge on her cruel father threatens to snatch her from Lucia’s arms.Will Len survive her encounter with death and avoid the retribution of the agents of justice? And can respectable gentlewoman Lucia love Len enough to sacrifice everything she knows?. Will the masked outlaw who stole Lucia’s locket also claim her h
She was accepted by the University of Oxford to read History, but soon found that something inside her rebelled against such a rarified academic environment and left to return to her hometown. She is fascinated by the relationship between literature and culture, especially in a historical context, and the importance of fiction for representing the human experience. This is partly what inspires her to write.. About the AuthorRebecca has lived in Nottingham, England, most of her life. She hopes to return to study at postgraduate level in the near future, with a specific interest in Romantic and nineteenth century literature from a gender/queer perspective. She graduated from the University of Nottingham in 2004 with a degree in English Studies
She hopes to return to study at postgraduate level in the near future, with a specific interest in Romantic and nineteenth century literature from a gender/queer perspective. This is partly what inspires her to write.. She is fascinated by the relationship between literature and culture, especially in a historical con