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The Lady's Mine
Christian historical romance
The Lady's Mine
In 1875, outspoken Kathryn Walsh inherits a mine, newspaper office, and troublesome reputation in the rough California town of Calvada. She uses the paper to challenge injustice and local corruption, alarming powerful men who expect an unmarried newcomer to remain quiet. Saloon owner Matthias Beck sees both the danger she attracts and the possibilities her courage creates, even as they clash over how the town should change. Spirited and romantic, this western suits readers who enjoy frontier communities, crusading journalists, strong-willed heroines, slow-burn conflict, and faith-informed stories about reform, belonging, and accountable power.
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Romantic attraction and intimacy
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Blackberry Sweet Tea
Blackberry syrup and lemon turn iced tea into a berry-bright afternoon pour.
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- Steep the tea and any herbs or whole spices in hot water according to the tea type, then strain. Stir in sweetener and juices. Chill and serve over ice.
- Garnish: Citrus peel, herb, or fruit from the recipe, if applicable.
- Glassware: Highball glass.
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- 2 oz brandy
- 3/4 oz orange liqueur
- 3/4 oz fresh lemon juice ↗
- Ice
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- Shake with ice and strain into a chilled coupe.
- Garnish: Orange twist.
- Glassware: Coupe.
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