Charity & Phillips

Charity & Phillips

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Historical
Charity is sold to a new family in the late 18th century Virginia. She fears her new family won't be as merciful as her last. Being unique for her time, Charity is an educated and socialized slave. That causes her to gain the affection of her master, Thomas Phillips. To Charity's shock, she reciprocates the same feelings. Warning: This book has instances of sexual relations between a slave and a master. It can be seen as highly disturbing to some. It was not written with bad intent. This book also has heavy sexual content.
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In a nation newly freed but not yet at peace, one young woman finds herself caught between glittering ballrooms, whispered scandals, and a forbidden love that could either secure her family's place in the new America-or ruin them forever. Her dead father, branded a traitor, has left her mother under constant suspicion of plotting against the fragile new republic of the United States. With the family name shadowed by disgrace, she must navigate a world where every dance could be her last chance at redemption. Will she be rescued? Does she have a future? And will she ever find her way in a society that demands loyalty, honor, and a love worth risking everything for? To interact with other like-minded history lovers and fans: Meet us over at Patreon - https://patreon.com/CGNoel

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