Honor Edgeworth; Or, Ottawa's Present TenseGood Press, 23 дек. 2019 г. - Всего страниц: 308 Vera's novel, 'Honor Edgeworth; Or, Ottawa's Present Tense', provides a captivating narrative that interweaves themes of honor, duty, and love against the backdrop of Ottawa's political landscape. The book is masterfully written in a style that combines elements of romanticism and political intrigue, creating a rich tapestry of characters and events. Set in the 19th century, Vera's attention to detail and historical context make the story come alive, transporting readers to a time of societal upheaval and personal growth. Vera, known for her meticulous research and ability to craft compelling narratives, was inspired to write 'Honor Edgeworth' by her fascination with the intersection of personal relationships and political power. Her own background in history and literature shines through in the depth of the characters and the nuanced exploration of themes such as identity and ambition. Vera's expertise in portraying complex emotions and moral dilemmas makes this novel a must-read for fans of historical fiction and political drama. Recommended for readers who enjoy thought-provoking historical fiction with well-developed characters and intricate plots, 'Honor Edgeworth; Or, Ottawa's Present Tense' is a compelling and engaging novel that offers a unique perspective on the challenges of honor and duty in a tumultuous political environment. |
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... eyes, and the letters laying around the floor, her heart gave a bound, and she screamed outright. Henry Rayne raised his head, rubbed his eyes, and tried.
... eyes, and the letters laying around the floor, her heart gave a bound, and she screamed outright. Henry Rayne raised his head, rubbed his eyes, and tried.
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Vera. Henry Rayne raised his head, rubbed his eyes, and tried to stretch his limbs, now numb with the damp dullness of the night. Potts had run to him and was asking the "matter," with dilated eyes and anxious voice. "Don't be afraid ...
Vera. Henry Rayne raised his head, rubbed his eyes, and tried to stretch his limbs, now numb with the damp dullness of the night. Potts had run to him and was asking the "matter," with dilated eyes and anxious voice. "Don't be afraid ...
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... eyes that answered Mr. Rayne more than anything else. On the following afternoon Mr. Rayne left Ottawa, on his extended trip, much to the surprise of his friends, and according to promise, his servants displayed the greatest discretion ...
... eyes that answered Mr. Rayne more than anything else. On the following afternoon Mr. Rayne left Ottawa, on his extended trip, much to the surprise of his friends, and according to promise, his servants displayed the greatest discretion ...
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... eyes. "Are you ready, love?" Nanette asked plaintively, turning towards Honor. "Yes I am," the girl answered with a sigh, "ready for the battle of life —come along, Nanette." Just as she uttered the words, and before she had stepped ...
... eyes. "Are you ready, love?" Nanette asked plaintively, turning towards Honor. "Yes I am," the girl answered with a sigh, "ready for the battle of life —come along, Nanette." Just as she uttered the words, and before she had stepped ...
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... eyes resting on the troubled waters in a fixed, but vacant stare, she is thinking, it is evident, and thinking deeply, there is not a muscle moving in her handsome face, her lips are set, her chin is slightly raised, the loose locks are ...
... eyes resting on the troubled waters in a fixed, but vacant stare, she is thinking, it is evident, and thinking deeply, there is not a muscle moving in her handsome face, her lips are set, her chin is slightly raised, the loose locks are ...
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So mixed in him that nature might stand | |
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