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Alison Stuart
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The Postmistress (Maiden's Creek #1)
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2019
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Lord Somerton's Heir
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2014
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The Goldminer's Sister (The Women of Maiden's Creek #2)
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The Girl Who Never Left
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2012
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By the Sword (Guardians of the Crown, #1)
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2007
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The Homecoming
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Secrets in Time
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2013
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Her Rebel Heart
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The King's Man (Guardians of the Crown, #2)
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2007
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Exile's Return (Guardians of the Crown #3)
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Release Day for AGONY IN AMETHYST (Harriet Gordon Mysteries Book 5)
RELEASE DAY VIDEO A cross post from A.M. Stuart...
Release Days are both exciting and terrifying at the same time. After so much time with your head in a book, it is daunting letting it go out ‘into the wild’ and I can tell you this NEVER gets any easier.
HOWEVER… TO CELEBRATE RELEASE DAY YOU ARE VERY WELCOME TO VIEW MY RELEASE DAY VIDEO - I will be answering questions from my readers and doing Read more of this blog post »
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"One of the best reads for some time—Australian Wild West—with characters finely drawn. Not to be put down. As an historical author, it shed light on character tension with a story for ever changing. A MUST READ."
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"Major Paul Morrow, desperately wounded, could hear the voice of his aunt, Evelyn – her grief tore at his heart – but the words she hurled at him cut him to the core. Charlie was dead, but he couldn’t remember the details and for her that wasn’t enoug"
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"I listened to the audiobook when in the car and had fewer trips which is why the read dates are spread apart. Wow what a story. The twists and turns were amazing. "
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“Thamsine Granville had not begun the day with the intention of killing Oliver Cromwell.”
― The King’s Man
― The King’s Man
“Tom,’ he said quietly, ‘there is nothing I would like more in this world than to stay, but I am a soldier. I have a loyalty to my King. I have to go.’ A curtain of hair obscured the boy’s face and to Jonathan’s distress a large tear dissipated the blot of ink. ‘Don’t get killed,’ Tom said softly, his voice choked. ‘Mother thinks I’m too young to remember but I do. I saw him, all covered with blood, and Mother was crying and crying.’ ‘Your father?’ Jonathan asked, his chest tightening at the thought of what this child had witnessed. The boy nodded and looked up at him with brimming eyes. ‘I thought you were going to die too but you didn’t and I thought that meant you would stay.”
― By the Sword
― By the Sword
“He missed her intelligent companionship and her high-handed disrespect for him.”
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― The King’s Man
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“I always carry the book of Holy Writ...and something to read...”
― The Last Camel Died at Noon
― The Last Camel Died at Noon
“Matthew and Elspeth knew the Duke of Johannesburg, of course. Matthew had first met him some years earlier when he had gone to a party at Single-Malt House, the Duke’s seat. Most of us have houses or flats, but dukes have seats, which conjures up an altogether more comfortable set of domestic arrangements. Professors have chairs, which are not necessarily as comfortable as seats, but better, perhaps, than the mere benches on which judges have to spend their working hours. Least fortunate, of course, are people who have posts or slots—arrangements suggestive of impermanence and discomfort. To say of somebody that “he occupies the post of” is to imply that he has a place, but that he should not become too ensconced as there are others only too ready to take his place, with all the enthusiasm of the would-be stylite, on that post.”
― Bertie's Guide to Life and Mothers
― Bertie's Guide to Life and Mothers
“For the want of a nail the shoe was lost,
For the want of a shoe the horse was lost,
For the want of a horse the rider was lost,
For the want of a rider the battle was lost,
For the want of a battle the kingdom was lost,
And all for the want of a horseshoe-nail.”
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For the want of a shoe the horse was lost,
For the want of a horse the rider was lost,
For the want of a rider the battle was lost,
For the want of a battle the kingdom was lost,
And all for the want of a horseshoe-nail.”
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