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[BOOK 2] Revolutionary Rosanna: Requisition
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[Revolutionary War 1777] Rosanna has married at last. But her expectations of a loving marriage are ruined when she suffers a double tragedy. Suddenly alone, Rosanna throws herself back into the army, with a reckless hope of losing herself in battle. Only reports of Seth and Benjamin's whereabouts gives her hope. She embarks on a desperate mission to find the family she lost.
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