Love Is War

Love Is War

randomlandshark

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Ongoing13m

Last published Thu, May 23, 2013

The only thing keeping Catherine Adams away from Christopher Walsh is a simple question: What if we get caught? Christopher and Catherine were only stuck in the wrong place at the wrong time. Both are from eighteenth-century England and met on their voyage to the New World. Little did they know a revolution was about to begin. Catherine's father is a wealthy English gentlemen and remains a loyalist whereas Christopher is a rebel from a poor family. They couldn't be more different, but nevertheless they love each other. The pair knows they are destined to be together, but with so many factors keeping them apart, will they be able to make things work?

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