Truth & Consequence
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Last published Thu, Sep 21, 2023
With the war over and nothing else to drive him, Colonel Tavington must find another way to quell the hatred still left in his veins. Shamed by his defeat at Cowpens and the fall of the British, he is forced to stay in America, where he finds that his only hope of redemption lies in a lone woman who just so happens to be the eldest daughter of his sworn enemy...but he doesn't know that. Tavington/older!Margaret. Disclaimer: I do not own The Patriot.
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