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The Southampton Plot (Violent Delights Book 9)

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On August 4th, 1415, English King Henry V will execute three men. Two days later he will set sail for France to begin his historic Agincourt Campaign. The three men killed are accused of "imagining the death of the king", a charge with no legal basis.  One of the accused is King Henry's former best friend, and for him Henry reserves the harshest punishment. Over a decade of lies and betrayal, ends sharply with what historians still debate being cold blooded murder.

This incident will go down in history as the Southampton Plot.

Inspired by true events.






Trigger/Content Warning: Graphic violence throughout. A minor is sexually assaulted on page***. Many sequences herein could be upsetting, seek mental support as needed, see below for more information










***A child character is groomed and later sexually assaulted, this scene is show from the abuser's and victim's perspective. The victim does later retaliate. This incident is a major theme throughout the book and sexual assault is discussed at length, throughout. Another character implies that they also were assaulted.
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