A Lady of Hidden Intent (Ladies of Liberty, Book 2)
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Word Count
67,000 words, Guess
Page Count
268 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveladyofhiddeninte00trac
- Internet Archiveladyofhiddeninte00trac_0
- ISBN-100764201468
- ISBN-139780764201462
- LibraryThing4535169
and 2 more
- Better World Books9780764201462
- Open LibraryOL10931353M
Classifications
- LCCPS3566.E7717L327
Description
When her father is falsely imprisoned for slave trading, Catherine Newbury finds her English world turned upside down. Whisked away with trusted servants to America, she is forced to disguise her past and create a completely new life. Taking on a servant’s last name, Catherine becomes an accomplished seamstress whose dress designs are sought throughout Philadelphia. Carter Danby, an architect who was touring England, met Catherine at a party in her English home the very night she was forced to flee. Five years later they meet again when his sister and mother come for a design consultation. Carter is sure he’s met the dark-haired beauty before, but can’t quite place her…. Drawn to Catherine, yet realizing she is hiding a painful past, Carter longs to create a future together with her. Catherine desires above all else to see her father set free—even at the cost of her own dreams. Will love be the sacrifice?
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Series Statement
- Ladies of Liberty
Other Editions
- A Lady of Hidden Intent (Ladies of Liberty, Book 2)
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