Genevieve Graham
Hi Lori. It wasn't a Canadian law, but it's a very strong religious 'law' that has been around for centuries, I believe. I have read that even now it can be difficult for a non-Jewish person to marry into a Jewish family. And given that religion played a much bigger role in society back then, the idea of 'living in sin' would be very difficult for people to accept. I left the end of the book up to your imagination, but in my mind, after everything Molly and Max have been through - and the role their families played in all that - an exception might be considered.
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Genevieve Graham:
This might be a strange question...but is the third book in The MacDonnells series out in Trade Paperback? I was lucky enough to find the first two in trade (and signed by you!!) but have been struggling to find the third..and I don't want to start reading them without having the 3rd (I'm a bit weird about my books matching lol) Also just picked up a copy of Tides of Honour and I am really excited to start that! Thx!
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