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Tim Vicary
Dublin, 1919. As Michael Collins orchestrates a shadow war against British rule, Catherine O'Connell-Gort—a medical student caught between her republican convictions and aristocratic family—finds herself entangled with Sean Brennan, a man willing to kill for Ireland's freedom. When a murder pins her to a crime she didn't commit, Catherine must navigate a treacherous landscape of double agents, coded intelligence, and impossible choices, where survival means betraying everyone she loves and her only ally may be the very man sent to destroy her. In this visceral portrait of revolutionary Ireland, no one is innocent and every decision bleeds.
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Emery Grange
Frances Swett has bruised wrists hidden beneath cream kid gloves and a dangerous secret: she's a suffragette masquerading as a prospective duchess. When forced into close quarters with a powerful aristocrat whose intentions remain opaque, she discovers that the gilded cage she's agreed to enter may be far more complex than she imagined. Torn between the cause she's sacrificed everything for and a life of privilege that demands her silence, Frances must navigate a world of diplomatic intrigue and unspoken histories where every choice carries consequences she cannot yet foresee. A portrait of a woman caught between two irreconcilable identities, searching for autonomy in a world determined to contain her.
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