Eye of the Storm

Eye of the Storm

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Julia Jamieson was born into an affluent yet dysfunctional family. From the moment she could speak it was clear that she was a linguistic prodigy. Tortured for years by her fathers cruelty and her mothers emotional unavailability, will Julia ever be able to escape the storm? When her vengeful fantasies take shape as reality she must stay one step ahead and remain the eye of the storm. Tw: Mentions of rape
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Julia is a teenage Noble woman living in the mid 1800's. She is stunning and the Prince of England realizes that from the first moment he lays eyes on her. He immediately has her brought to the kingdom and during their time together he promises to make her a princess. The only problem is, the last thing Julia wants to do is marry some royal prince! She is only sixteen and wants to swim and climb trees, but she is forbidden by her parents from doing all the things she wants because they are seen as "Peasant activities," All is going well but Julia is far from happy, that is until she meets Morgan. Morgan is a seventeen year old servant who works on Julia's estate. The attraction between the two girls is instant and undeniable. Julia tries her best to ignore these feelings but at a certain point she realizes that she cannot fight them anymore. What happens when a Noble woman who is set the marry the prince falls in love with a peasant servant?

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