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The Apothecary's DaughterJulie Klassen

Christian historical romance

The Apothecary's Daughter

by Julie Klassen

Lilly Haswell has spent years helping in her widowed father's village apothecary while longing for education, travel, and answers about the mother who disappeared. An opportunity to enter London society offers a wider life, but family illness calls her back to the shop and to responsibilities restricted by laws governing women in medicine. Competing suitors and unresolved family secrets force Lilly to decide which ambitions are truly hers rather than simply escapes from duty. Gentle and detailed, this Regency novel suits readers who enjoy apothecaries, herbal remedies, missing-parent mysteries, village life, and capable heroines negotiating love and vocation in professions not designed to welcome them.

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Romantic attraction and intimacy

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Fireside Chai

A fragrant cup of tea suits romantic anticipation and a little escapism.

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  1. Steep the tea and any herbs or whole spices in hot water according to the tea type, then strain. Stir in sweetener and juices. Serve hot.
  2. Garnish: Citrus peel, herb, or fruit from the recipe, if applicable.
  3. Glassware: Mug.
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Maple & Orange Old Fashioned

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Maple, bitters, and orange peel make bourbon feel like autumn in a glass.

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  1. Add the bourbon, maple syrup, and bitters to a mixing glass with ice.
  2. Stir until well chilled.
  3. Strain over one large ice cube in a rocks glass.
  4. Express the orange peel over the drink, rub it around the rim, and add it as the garnish.

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