A Difference of Classes

A Difference of Classes

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In case you couldn't tell, I meant social classes in the title. (Sorry for not making that clearer.) In 18th century England, Violet Ardley is trying to figure out life as a gentleman's daughter. She has never understood why people should be treated differently based on who their parents are. Nick Yearly is an idealistic chimney sweep living with the reality of poverty among the rich. He looks out for the other kids, trying to keep everyone safe. What will happen when he meets a kind, thoughtful young lady in the elite class? This is not a lighthearted Mary-Poppins type of chimney sweep. This is the stark reality of children sold into apprenticeship, dying because of neglect and malnutrition. These are young boys forced into narrow chimneys, who may suffocate under soot. Just a heads up :)
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Violet Thomas never filled the role that anyone wanted her to. Leading up to her 17th birthday, her father is excited for her to meet her mate, and for him to take his place as Alpha. Because, as Violet is a girl, they would never let her be the Alpha. No, she has to watch a man take the crown, whilst she sits there as his trophy wife. However, Violet doesn't want to be on the sidelines and just be a mate. She wants to be someone more. She has to prove that a woman can lead. However, luck isn't on her side as she can't succeed in proving herself to her father. Furthermore, Violet learns that her blood isn't just that of one kind. Will her purist race accept her for who she was born as? Or will they abandon her, as she can't even succeed in providing the perfect heirs they desire? In a world ruled by blood, can Violet prove herself to her pack and overcome the idea of the wars between the two species in which her genetics align? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Completed! Thanks to @AverySummers for the absolutely amazing cover.

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