Dear Rebel
Like many men in his position, Lord Carthorne was more concerned to protect his property, the lovely manor of Waterlea in the Fens of East Anglia, than to take sides in the escalating war between Charles I and his Parliament. So he had no hesitation about using the childhood betrothal between his daughter Alys and Cromwell's captain, Sir Garret Hartswood, to get out of trouble. This was an enormous shock to Alys, who had forgotten the betrothal, and was a fervent Cavalier to boot. There seemed to be no escape from Garret's relentless intention to honour the agreement.
321 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 1990 by Camden · ISBN 9781405642316
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English
- Dear Rebel · Camden · 2008 · ISBN 9781405642316 This page
- Dear Rebel · Mills & Boon · 1990 · ISBN 9780263126310
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