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The Baronet's Tale: Anthony Part II
Following on from The Baronet’s Anthony (Part I).
On learning of his father’s death Alex returns to Loch Lomond to take up the role of chieftain. With great relief he puts aside his father’s dream of him raising the proscription of the MacGregors, instead aiming to become the best chieftain he can for his clan.
To his horror he soon realises that being clan chieftain is far more complex and difficult than he could have imagined, as his decisions both jeopardise the clan’s trust in his abilities and threaten to destroy his relationship with his brothers.
As he starts to settle into life as the chieftain, a letter arrives from England which tears his life apart, leading him to make a choice that will have dramatic and unforeseeable consequences for his clan and those he loves.
On learning of his father’s death Alex returns to Loch Lomond to take up the role of chieftain. With great relief he puts aside his father’s dream of him raising the proscription of the MacGregors, instead aiming to become the best chieftain he can for his clan.
To his horror he soon realises that being clan chieftain is far more complex and difficult than he could have imagined, as his decisions both jeopardise the clan’s trust in his abilities and threaten to destroy his relationship with his brothers.
As he starts to settle into life as the chieftain, a letter arrives from England which tears his life apart, leading him to make a choice that will have dramatic and unforeseeable consequences for his clan and those he loves.
539 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 1, 2025
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About the author
Julia Brannan
17 books334 followersJulia has been a voracious reader since childhood, using books to escape the miseries of a turbulent adolescence. After leaving university with a degree in English Language and Literature, she spent her twenties trying to be a sensible and responsible person, even going so far as to work for the Civil Service for six years.
Then she gave up trying to conform, resigned her well-paid but boring job and resolved to spend the rest of her life living as she wanted to, not as others would like her to. She has since had a variety of jobs, including telesales, Post Office clerk, primary school teacher, and painter and gilder.
In her spare time she is still a voracious reader, and enjoys keeping fit, exploring the beautiful countryside around her home, and travelling the world. Life hasn’t always been good, but it has rarely been boring. Until recently she lived in the beautiful Brecon Beacons in Wales, but in June she moved to Scotland, and now lives in a log cabin in rural Aberdeenshire, so has new countryside to explore!
A few years ago she decided that rather than just escape into other people’s books, she would quite like to create some of her own and so combined her passion for history and literature to write the Jacobite Chronicles. She’s now writing the side stories of some of the minor characters, and is researching for her next series, The Road to Rebellion, which will go back to the start of the whole Jacobite movement.
People seem to enjoy reading her books as much as she enjoys writing them, so now, apart from a tiny amount of editing work, she is a full-time writer. She has plunged into the contemporary genre too, but her first love will always be historical fiction.
Then she gave up trying to conform, resigned her well-paid but boring job and resolved to spend the rest of her life living as she wanted to, not as others would like her to. She has since had a variety of jobs, including telesales, Post Office clerk, primary school teacher, and painter and gilder.
In her spare time she is still a voracious reader, and enjoys keeping fit, exploring the beautiful countryside around her home, and travelling the world. Life hasn’t always been good, but it has rarely been boring. Until recently she lived in the beautiful Brecon Beacons in Wales, but in June she moved to Scotland, and now lives in a log cabin in rural Aberdeenshire, so has new countryside to explore!
A few years ago she decided that rather than just escape into other people’s books, she would quite like to create some of her own and so combined her passion for history and literature to write the Jacobite Chronicles. She’s now writing the side stories of some of the minor characters, and is researching for her next series, The Road to Rebellion, which will go back to the start of the whole Jacobite movement.
People seem to enjoy reading her books as much as she enjoys writing them, so now, apart from a tiny amount of editing work, she is a full-time writer. She has plunged into the contemporary genre too, but her first love will always be historical fiction.
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February 5, 2025
It’s like coming home. I think 18th century Brandi would’ve been a Jacobite if for no other reason than they seemed a much better group of people. I would read literally anything that featured Harriet, Alex, or Highbury. Caroline, Philippa, Graham, Sarah coming in after them. It’s been about a year since I last listened to the main 6 books (they’re up next for my audio rereads though) and I think I read Part I of Anthony’s story in April of last year. So at first I wasn’t sure if I’d remember enough, but I sure did. It probably helps that aside from Anthony’s first book I’ve read them all several times.
Fictional Alex has me ready to throw everything away I own and fly off to Loch Lomond to channel my inner MacGregor. The sacrifices he’s made, and continues to make, for his people, for his family, for his clan are enormous. And even if he doesn’t really WANT to, he does anyway. And Duncan. Ah, Duncan. I’m hoping if you’re reading this book you’ve read the main series, but just in case I’ll leave it as that. I love to see their relationship being one of the main focal points. Dare I say I think I enjoy the stories more than the main series, because I love to just read about the daily life, for all of them.
Anyway, this picks up after Alex has learned his da passed and must get home to Scotland with a quickness. He tries to steal himself to become the chieftain, while grieving, and thinks he’s saying goodbye to William and their dream of a Stuart restoration forever. But he goes, because it’s his duty. Aemon Targaryen says love is the death of duty, but he never met Alexander MacGregor. Some time passes living the clan life when Alex receives word from William that he thinks he’s found an in to the nobility for Alex, if he’s still willing. Alex will pull his brothers into it, leave Kenneth as acting chieftain, find new family along the way, and make his debut into London society as a fop. And it’s so much fun!
Though brief, seeing Alex, Highbury, and Harriet together made me far happier than it should have, and reigniting my dreams of a followup AFTER the completion of the main series. Mainly, will Alex ever see William again?!
I know I’ve used William and Highbury interchangeably and I apologize for that, my fingers just aren’t moving as quick as my head.
But let’s be honest, if you’re looking at this book (as I said above) you’ve likely read literally all of the others and therefore should need no encouragement to continue on. This is one of the best historical fiction series I’ve ever read, and though fantasy is my main genre, historical fiction isn’t far behind. Though not as long as the other leading Scottish/Jacobite series, I believe it to be more accurate and certainly with fewer discrepancies/inconsistencies! Though I’d 100% be down for a thousand plus page book of MacGregor shenanigans. Hint hint, nudge nudge. Maybe William can even go visit, if he could rough it for a short time. I know, I know, I love most books I read lol, maybe it’s a sickness, maybe it’s just escapism, but though I love many books, I do NOT buy many books in multiple formats as I have this series (paperbacks, audibles, kindle for some of them). Spending hard earned money is a sure fire way to show you love something and support the author!
Fictional Alex has me ready to throw everything away I own and fly off to Loch Lomond to channel my inner MacGregor. The sacrifices he’s made, and continues to make, for his people, for his family, for his clan are enormous. And even if he doesn’t really WANT to, he does anyway. And Duncan. Ah, Duncan. I’m hoping if you’re reading this book you’ve read the main series, but just in case I’ll leave it as that. I love to see their relationship being one of the main focal points. Dare I say I think I enjoy the stories more than the main series, because I love to just read about the daily life, for all of them.
Anyway, this picks up after Alex has learned his da passed and must get home to Scotland with a quickness. He tries to steal himself to become the chieftain, while grieving, and thinks he’s saying goodbye to William and their dream of a Stuart restoration forever. But he goes, because it’s his duty. Aemon Targaryen says love is the death of duty, but he never met Alexander MacGregor. Some time passes living the clan life when Alex receives word from William that he thinks he’s found an in to the nobility for Alex, if he’s still willing. Alex will pull his brothers into it, leave Kenneth as acting chieftain, find new family along the way, and make his debut into London society as a fop. And it’s so much fun!
Though brief, seeing Alex, Highbury, and Harriet together made me far happier than it should have, and reigniting my dreams of a followup AFTER the completion of the main series. Mainly, will Alex ever see William again?!
I know I’ve used William and Highbury interchangeably and I apologize for that, my fingers just aren’t moving as quick as my head.
But let’s be honest, if you’re looking at this book (as I said above) you’ve likely read literally all of the others and therefore should need no encouragement to continue on. This is one of the best historical fiction series I’ve ever read, and though fantasy is my main genre, historical fiction isn’t far behind. Though not as long as the other leading Scottish/Jacobite series, I believe it to be more accurate and certainly with fewer discrepancies/inconsistencies! Though I’d 100% be down for a thousand plus page book of MacGregor shenanigans. Hint hint, nudge nudge. Maybe William can even go visit, if he could rough it for a short time. I know, I know, I love most books I read lol, maybe it’s a sickness, maybe it’s just escapism, but though I love many books, I do NOT buy many books in multiple formats as I have this series (paperbacks, audibles, kindle for some of them). Spending hard earned money is a sure fire way to show you love something and support the author!
February 2, 2025
Like coming home
I've been patiently waiting for this final Jacobite Chronicles prequel to be published, and immediately devoured it. Like all of the other Jacobite Chronicles novels, it's immersive, engrossing, thoroughly researched, and expertly written. It's a joy to see the character of Sir Anthony Peters take shape, and the pieces fall into place that made his plan such a success. It was also a treat to see some of the characters we know so well from other books, especially those we view through Alex's eyes.
It's the perfect finish to the prequels, and makes me want to read the whole lot all over again.
I've been patiently waiting for this final Jacobite Chronicles prequel to be published, and immediately devoured it. Like all of the other Jacobite Chronicles novels, it's immersive, engrossing, thoroughly researched, and expertly written. It's a joy to see the character of Sir Anthony Peters take shape, and the pieces fall into place that made his plan such a success. It was also a treat to see some of the characters we know so well from other books, especially those we view through Alex's eyes.
It's the perfect finish to the prequels, and makes me want to read the whole lot all over again.
February 3, 2025
The Baronets Tale: Anthony Part 2" continues the gripping saga that intertwines familial loyalty, societal expectations, and the intricate dance of political intrigue against the backdrop of a richly detailed Scottish historical setting. Following the events of the first installment, this second part delves deeper into the life of Anthony, a character whose journey is both compelling and relatable.
The narrative picks up with Anthony grappling with the consequences of his choices. The author masterfully paints a portrait of a man caught between duty and desire, illustrating his internal conflicts with a deft hand. The pacing is well-structured, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the intricacies of the time period while maintaining a sense of urgency in Anthony's quest for personal fulfillment.
One of the standout elements of this installment is the author's ability to create a vivid world. The descriptions of the landscapes, social gatherings, and the nuances of class structure are so richly rendered that readers can almost feel the atmosphere of the era. This attention to detail enhances the reading experience, transporting us to a time where honor and reputation hold significant weight.
The character development in "Anthony Part 2" is particularly noteworthy. Anthony evolves from a somewhat naive young man into a more complex and self-aware individual, shaped by his experiences and the relationships he forges. The supporting characters, too, are well-drawn and add depth to the story. Their motivations and interactions with Anthony create a tapestry of relationships that are both believable and engaging.
Themes of love, betrayal, and redemption are expertly woven throughout the narrative. The romantic elements are poignant and heartfelt, capturing the tension of forbidden love and the sacrifices one must make in pursuit of happiness. The conflicts that arise challenge Anthony's ideals and force him to confront the realities of his world, making for a thought-provoking read. The Baronets Tale: Anthony Part 2" is a worthy continuation of a historical saga that promises to resonate with readers. With its rich characterization, evocative setting, and compelling themes, the first book is sure to left readers eagerly anticipating yhis, the next chapter in Anthony's journey. Whether you're a fan of historical fiction or simply love a good tale of love , history and conflict, this book and all of Brannans' works deserve a primary spot on your reading list.
The narrative picks up with Anthony grappling with the consequences of his choices. The author masterfully paints a portrait of a man caught between duty and desire, illustrating his internal conflicts with a deft hand. The pacing is well-structured, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the intricacies of the time period while maintaining a sense of urgency in Anthony's quest for personal fulfillment.
One of the standout elements of this installment is the author's ability to create a vivid world. The descriptions of the landscapes, social gatherings, and the nuances of class structure are so richly rendered that readers can almost feel the atmosphere of the era. This attention to detail enhances the reading experience, transporting us to a time where honor and reputation hold significant weight.
The character development in "Anthony Part 2" is particularly noteworthy. Anthony evolves from a somewhat naive young man into a more complex and self-aware individual, shaped by his experiences and the relationships he forges. The supporting characters, too, are well-drawn and add depth to the story. Their motivations and interactions with Anthony create a tapestry of relationships that are both believable and engaging.
Themes of love, betrayal, and redemption are expertly woven throughout the narrative. The romantic elements are poignant and heartfelt, capturing the tension of forbidden love and the sacrifices one must make in pursuit of happiness. The conflicts that arise challenge Anthony's ideals and force him to confront the realities of his world, making for a thought-provoking read. The Baronets Tale: Anthony Part 2" is a worthy continuation of a historical saga that promises to resonate with readers. With its rich characterization, evocative setting, and compelling themes, the first book is sure to left readers eagerly anticipating yhis, the next chapter in Anthony's journey. Whether you're a fan of historical fiction or simply love a good tale of love , history and conflict, this book and all of Brannans' works deserve a primary spot on your reading list.
February 4, 2025
I was really looking forward to this book, eager to discover how Alex became Anthony. I liked it better than Anthony part I which I felt was too long and not really moving the story forward. I always think that Julia is at her best describing life in the clan on the shores of Loch Lomond. Yet here, it might have been better to spend less time on this (nearly 50% of the book)and give some time to the back stories of the main characters. Not a word to remind the reader how Susan and Mairi came to live in the clan, or the connection between Dr Ogilvy and Alex and Susan, nor who Ashelle and Scholatica were. Likewise when we get to London, nothing is said about Harriet, Caroline or Philippa. So for those readers who had not read the full chronicles ...or for those with an unreliable memory, it was difficult to fully appreciate what was happening. It is indeed a delicate skill to remind readers of what's gone on previously without rehashing the story which would be tedious for those readers reading the books back to back.
For this reason I was tempted to drop a star, but in the end decided against it.
So the book does have flaws - what book does not!- but it should not stop you from reading it, especially if you have enjoyed the Jacobite Chronicles and wondered how Alex became Anthony.
Just a word about the wonderful cover, particularly the hand movement which is so evocative. I might yet read the Chronicles again as I find Alex and his clan such loveable characters.
For this reason I was tempted to drop a star, but in the end decided against it.
So the book does have flaws - what book does not!- but it should not stop you from reading it, especially if you have enjoyed the Jacobite Chronicles and wondered how Alex became Anthony.
Just a word about the wonderful cover, particularly the hand movement which is so evocative. I might yet read the Chronicles again as I find Alex and his clan such loveable characters.
February 8, 2025
We Need One More
A very satisfying read. The way Alex became Anthony was fascinating. It was also gratifying to discover how Iain and Maggie became part of the clan. As is usual with Brannan’s work, the details are perfect, the characters are alive, and the story is engaging. I read this book in one day.
This is likely the last Jacobite Chronicles Story and it sums things up quite well. It answers most of my curiosity superbly, but after reading both this and The Highlander’s Tale, I would appreciate one more book. It would be nice to go back in time and get the full story of Beth’s mother and grandmother whom we’ve been introduced to in previous books.
A very satisfying read. The way Alex became Anthony was fascinating. It was also gratifying to discover how Iain and Maggie became part of the clan. As is usual with Brannan’s work, the details are perfect, the characters are alive, and the story is engaging. I read this book in one day.
This is likely the last Jacobite Chronicles Story and it sums things up quite well. It answers most of my curiosity superbly, but after reading both this and The Highlander’s Tale, I would appreciate one more book. It would be nice to go back in time and get the full story of Beth’s mother and grandmother whom we’ve been introduced to in previous books.
February 9, 2025
Julia has give us another fantastic story with all the characters we love and some we hate. I was overjoyed to have one of my favourites, Harriet make an appearance and now will go and re listen to her story’s again for maybe the 4th time!
Although we say goodbye to the Jacobite Chronicles we can always re read or re listen to them if we are missing the characters.
I’ll be so excited for the audible later this year and can’t wait to read the next adventure Julia takes us on. 🥰
Although we say goodbye to the Jacobite Chronicles we can always re read or re listen to them if we are missing the characters.
I’ll be so excited for the audible later this year and can’t wait to read the next adventure Julia takes us on. 🥰
February 7, 2025
Excellent Writing
This Series is a delight to read. The writing has a wonderful pace, which the story needs. The content dies not disappoint. Personally, I love this. The author knows how to plot, avenge, love, and find both good and bad people to give the reader a really interesting story.
All I can say is MORE, MORE from Julia Brannan.
This Series is a delight to read. The writing has a wonderful pace, which the story needs. The content dies not disappoint. Personally, I love this. The author knows how to plot, avenge, love, and find both good and bad people to give the reader a really interesting story.
All I can say is MORE, MORE from Julia Brannan.
February 4, 2025
So good & hard to put down!
Part II continues the journey to the invention and coming out of Sir Anthony Peters. His tale includes the Earl of Highbury, Alex, his brothers, and his clan, along with some wonderful character surprises! Loved this story along with all of the Jacobite Chronicles books & side novels. Couldn't put it down! Now anxiously awaiting the Audible version of which the Narrators (Will Watt & Mary Jane Wells) brings these books to life so expertly! Highly recommend!
Part II continues the journey to the invention and coming out of Sir Anthony Peters. His tale includes the Earl of Highbury, Alex, his brothers, and his clan, along with some wonderful character surprises! Loved this story along with all of the Jacobite Chronicles books & side novels. Couldn't put it down! Now anxiously awaiting the Audible version of which the Narrators (Will Watt & Mary Jane Wells) brings these books to life so expertly! Highly recommend!
February 6, 2025
Another Fantastic Story
One of the best historical fiction writers. A definite must read. The characters just jump off the page and take you away with them on their adventure.
One of the best historical fiction writers. A definite must read. The characters just jump off the page and take you away with them on their adventure.
April 24, 2025
A brilliant finish to the books Julia Brannan wrote as background to the figures in her later set of Jacobite Chronicles.
February 19, 2025
Oh how I LOVE “The Baronet”
I can’t tell you the excitement I felt when I saw this book had dropped so I could continue the rest of Anthony’s backstory! This book ticked all the boxes for me and taking me from the heartbreak at the end of book one and seeing the clan life that Alex was able to enjoy for a time. But what I was the most looking forward to was the “birth“ of Sir Anthony! Julia did not disappoint in any way with all the fine details as well as in tying so many people together I had met in the original series. I literally could not put this book down until I had finished it. So many laugh out loud moments with Anthony😂 l am addicted to the audio version of this series as the acting by Will M. Watt is nothing short of perfection! But couldn't wait for the audio to come out, so I devoured the written word! Thank you Julia for taking me home to my favorite Jacobite World🥰
I can’t tell you the excitement I felt when I saw this book had dropped so I could continue the rest of Anthony’s backstory! This book ticked all the boxes for me and taking me from the heartbreak at the end of book one and seeing the clan life that Alex was able to enjoy for a time. But what I was the most looking forward to was the “birth“ of Sir Anthony! Julia did not disappoint in any way with all the fine details as well as in tying so many people together I had met in the original series. I literally could not put this book down until I had finished it. So many laugh out loud moments with Anthony😂 l am addicted to the audio version of this series as the acting by Will M. Watt is nothing short of perfection! But couldn't wait for the audio to come out, so I devoured the written word! Thank you Julia for taking me home to my favorite Jacobite World🥰
February 15, 2025
The Final Masterpiece to a wonderful series.
Such a remarkable book and the last one in the Jacobite Chronicles series and back stories. One of my favourites of all of them. Julia always gives such a realistic vision of clan life the like of which I have never read before. Watching the ‘birth’ of Anthony was at times both hilarious and enthralling. It’s a book that makes you want to read the whole series again.
Such a remarkable book and the last one in the Jacobite Chronicles series and back stories. One of my favourites of all of them. Julia always gives such a realistic vision of clan life the like of which I have never read before. Watching the ‘birth’ of Anthony was at times both hilarious and enthralling. It’s a book that makes you want to read the whole series again.
February 21, 2025
Great reads
So far, I have read the first 6 books in this series. It compares to the Outlander series. so if you have enjoyed reading this series, you will enjoy this one. There is so much history of Scotland, and their Clan culture. Also of England Aristocracy and their prejudices.
After reading the first six books, it is clear that a great deal of research was done to provide such vivid descriptions of life during this historic time.
So far, I have read the first 6 books in this series. It compares to the Outlander series. so if you have enjoyed reading this series, you will enjoy this one. There is so much history of Scotland, and their Clan culture. Also of England Aristocracy and their prejudices.
After reading the first six books, it is clear that a great deal of research was done to provide such vivid descriptions of life during this historic time.
February 14, 2025
A great addition to one of my favorite series. The building of this character does not disappoint. Brannan is so good at painting captivating scenes, as I read I can just imagine it all. I only hope she figures out a way to add more to this tale, I’m always wanting to read more of her work as soon as I finish!
February 17, 2025
Another amazing addition to the Jacobite Chronicles series.
What an amazing gift that Julia Brannan has! Her eloquent and descriptive writing places me within the settings she describes. Her characters are unforgettable, and her historical knowledge is top-notch. This is such an amazing series! Thank you, Julia, for sharing your amazing talent with us all!
What an amazing gift that Julia Brannan has! Her eloquent and descriptive writing places me within the settings she describes. Her characters are unforgettable, and her historical knowledge is top-notch. This is such an amazing series! Thank you, Julia, for sharing your amazing talent with us all!
March 13, 2025
A Fascinating Prequel of the Baronet
How Sir Anthony was created to become the best spy for the Stuart's hope to regain the English crown as Fascinating as all the other books in The Jacobite Chronicles! I've read them all. The characters are fully drawn and Ms Brannon's skills with dialog certainly keeps the stories engaging.
How Sir Anthony was created to become the best spy for the Stuart's hope to regain the English crown as Fascinating as all the other books in The Jacobite Chronicles! I've read them all. The characters are fully drawn and Ms Brannon's skills with dialog certainly keeps the stories engaging.
April 26, 2025
I wish I could read this series again for the first time...
I am so sad to have read the last book of the chronicles, maybe Julia will find a way to continue Anthony's story. I look forward to any book she writes and can't wait for the next series she has in store for us. Would recommend these books to anyone.
I am so sad to have read the last book of the chronicles, maybe Julia will find a way to continue Anthony's story. I look forward to any book she writes and can't wait for the next series she has in store for us. Would recommend these books to anyone.
June 11, 2025
This author is on my very short list of authors that I buy all the new releases without hesitation or question. This one is no different. It brings the whole saga full circle and explains a lot of the things that weren’t covered in previous installments. One to read more than once, like all the rest of her books!
August 3, 2025
Julia does it again!
It is such a treat to read books by Julia Brannan. Stepping into the past and being part of amazing adventures. The charachters are so real and lovable. The stories are detailed and laced with historical events. There is a sadness when the latest book ends. I cant wait for the next one.
It is such a treat to read books by Julia Brannan. Stepping into the past and being part of amazing adventures. The charachters are so real and lovable. The stories are detailed and laced with historical events. There is a sadness when the latest book ends. I cant wait for the next one.
February 2, 2025
Anthony Part II, the final chapters in the Jacobite stories - the prequel books to the Chronicles. Fabulous finale, so many tidbits of the chronicles explained, and I enjoyed every word in every chapter. My biggest complaint is the journey is over. I do wish I was just beginning with book one!!
May 24, 2025
I absolutely love this series. I love the original Chronicles, but the Chronicles stories are even better. Anthony Part I was my favourite, followed shortly by Harriet's story, but this was still excellent. The historical detail is great, and the characters are just so wonderful.
February 11, 2025
Loved this book as it showed how the character of Sir Anthony came about. The relationship between Highbury and Alex was a very special one and came through in this book as.
I recommend this book!!
I recommend this book!!
February 13, 2025
Excellent!!!
Love this whole series!! The history is magnificent and the story very well written!! Y
This is a very gifted author!!
Love this whole series!! The history is magnificent and the story very well written!! Y
This is a very gifted author!!
February 15, 2025
perfection!
Once again Julia knocked it out of the park! You will laugh, cry and everything in between! As always, perfection!
Once again Julia knocked it out of the park! You will laugh, cry and everything in between! As always, perfection!
February 17, 2025
Enjoyed the story of Alex's transformation to Anthony! Thank you for letting us see the backstory. Now, to re-read "Mask of Duplicity"...
February 18, 2025
I have enjoyed every one of these books!
February 26, 2025
did not disappoint
I love this whole Jacobite Chronicles series. I have read the first books twice. Now that I have read Alex’s backstory, I will read them again.
I love this whole Jacobite Chronicles series. I have read the first books twice. Now that I have read Alex’s backstory, I will read them again.
March 4, 2025
Alex , inventing Sir Anthony
Very interesting ,It gives interesting details about the development of Sir Anthony and his initial meetings with Caroline, Harriet and Elizabeth.
Very interesting ,It gives interesting details about the development of Sir Anthony and his initial meetings with Caroline, Harriet and Elizabeth.
March 31, 2025
Sir Anthony
Loved this. Very adventurous with much intrigue. Alex is such an ingenious character. Was pleased to get the story of Alex to Sir Anthony.
Loved this. Very adventurous with much intrigue. Alex is such an ingenious character. Was pleased to get the story of Alex to Sir Anthony.
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