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Travel back to a world of romance, wealth and scandals. It is the year 1827 and twenty-year-old Gralyn Vanderbilt is at the peek of her elite lifestyle. However, when her adoring fiance goes missing she finds herself caught between blurred lines of fantasy and reality. Her life is pulled out from underneath her, forcing her to take risks she never thought possible with a man she never thought existed. Dive into "Lavender Blue," and discover that what was once perfection may be nothing but lies.

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"Strange things happen here in Neverland." 200 years before the Truest believer, lived a girl who was completely out of place, her attitude made it hard for her to be anything more than cheeky. Living in the 1820's this got her into a lot of trouble. When she follows the sound of pipes one night, it leads her to a boy, she ends up on an island. An island for lost Boys, but she's definitely not a boy, what happens when Pan finds out her secret? How long will she be able to hide it? Alexandria has an inkling her whole life is about to change. She couldn't have been more right. *some mature scenes* You have been warned.

The House of Emma which lasted about 1819-1984 was started by Emma XIII (born 1800-1912) and ended by Emma XV (1870-1984). This story shares about everything so enjoy and read this historical fiction story.

For fans of Bridgerton and Georgette Heyer. The Duke of Thayle has bet his entire fortune on the outcome of a horse race against his old nemesis, Lord Stappleton. When Stappleton acquires the fastest horse in England, Thayle seems set to lose the shirt off his back. But news of the infamous bet brings a mysterious young widow to the Duke's doorstep. 'Mrs Harrow' promises that her remarkable stallion can outrun any horse in the land. In exchange for letting Thayle race her horse, she wants only the chance to be presented to society and enjoy a season in London. This seems like a fair proposition to the Duke, but as the season progresses, he begins to realize he may be getting more than he bargained for.

The year is 1820 and Jane Willow has been betrothed to a rich man that she cannot stand. So she starts returning to the place she loves most, the railroad tracks. However this time a stranger inhabits the tracks as well. *Please Note: This story might not be 100% historically/geographically accurate*

People in 1883 were pretty violent, and especially so towards immigrants. So what will happen when a man sets out to destroy a group of them? What clever tricks will he use? And what will happen when they all start to brawl?

The story starts with thirteen year old Alice Geslez running away from home, she runs away to an abandoned orphanage as she encounters another Alice named Alice R, she hasn't a last name. Alice R pushes Alice into a rabbit hole where she ends up inWonderland. Alice is stuck in Wonderland as she notices it is stranger than it appears.

This is only the first small section of my book Dear Julia. It is not finished. I will gradually be adding the rest of the book chapter by chapter onto this document. Eventually the entire book will be on here. Please tell me what you think.

Alex Thornfield never meant to touch history. A quiet, guarded history student with a fractured family life, Alex prefers the certainty of the past to the unpredictability of people. Eleanor Moore is the opposite-curious, relentless, and impossible to ignore. When an ancient pocket watch reacts to a forgotten Latin inscription, the two are violently torn from modern life and dropped into the streets of London, 1827. Stranded in a world that should not know them, they find refuge with a historian who may understand more than he admits. But time is not passive, and they are not the only ones who can move through it. As unseen threads tighten and history begins to shift, Alex must decide whether knowledge is enough to survive a world that notices when it's being changed.

Mira Eplett is betrothed without choice to a boy she neither cares for nor likes. In truth, she detests him. She must live everyday seeing his annoying face and endure his arrogant behavior. At least he hates her equally. What will happen when they both change for the better? Could they be friends? Could he become something more to her? No, impossible. Not him.

Louisiana, 1832. Lady Emma Shore is a woman who has strong desires. When she meets rogue sailor Tom James, she is taken aback when tales of piracy and illegal dealings in the Southern Ports threaten their love. The new historical romance novel by Robert Helliger. Rated PG-13 for sex scenes, some violence, adult themes. You must be 13 years and over to read it.

In a world where women are supposed to be demure, seen and not heard, my heroines deign to defy the conventions and forge their own destiny... In a world where titled gentlemen are wary of fresh-faced debutants, my heroes stumble across ladies who not only spark their intellectual imaginations but also astound them by their characters... Where there is mutual admiration, can love be far behind?

I am sure that, a long time ago, fate decided that the moment I set eyes on my uncle I should hate him; and I did, I do and I always shall do. I had never met a fouler man. It was sod's law that my parents' untimely and downright inconvenient death should lead to my living with my uncle. I was sure that my uncle could not be any viler. Oh, how wrong I was. A warning to those who haven't the acquired taste of a morbid sense of humour.

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"Don't put your trust in revolutions. They always come round again. That's why they're called revolutions. People die, and nothing changes." - Terry Pratchett, Night Watch A retelling of part of Les Miserables, from about 1828-1832. Élise was born into a decent, middle class family, but with her father's death and her brother drinking and gambling away his small inheritance, she moved to Paris, in hope of finding better prospects. With rents going up and wages going down, she eventually ends up living, and then almost dying on the streets, before being rescued by two young medical students. With an introduction to Les Amis de l'A.B.C., she finds the world opening up before her again, and discovers her place in it. Based primarily on Victor Hugo's novel, with some reference to the musical and the 2012 film. Some parts also inspired by Henry Mayhew's London Labour and the London Poor. I will confess myself to be more of a historian than an author, and as such, this book is primarily an attempt to bring some history into a retelling of the aspect of Les Miserables that seems to have captured so many people's imaginations - that is to say, the June Rebellion of 1832 and the lead up to it. {Enjolras x OC}