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The Captain's Daughter
Christian fiction
The Captain's Daughter
Book 1 of the London Beginnings series
338 pages · First published 2017
Rosalyn Bernay flees scandal and danger in 1879 London and finds temporary refuge working backstage at a Gilbert and Sullivan theater. There she meets Nate Moran, a soldier whose injury has interrupted his military career and left him uncertain about his future. Theater life, family complications, and the threat pursuing Rosalyn turn their growing attraction into a test of trust. Jennifer Delamere opens the London Beginnings series with Victorian Christian romance, theatrical history, and a heroine trying to build an honorable future after circumstances make her look anything but respectable.
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