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    The Price of Freedom (Book 1, Northing Trilogy)

    By Stephanie Huesler

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    Adriana Northing, daughter of a fisherman, and James Westford, son of a wealthy merchant, forged a secret friendship in childhood against all social mores. From the beginning, they decided to leave the details of their lives unspoken, and their trysting place on a secluded stretch of beach became a refuge for them both.
    When James's father hires Adriana's, they find themselves in a precarious situation: Should their friendship become known, smaller minds would label her a fortune-hunter and him a libertine, though neither could be farther from the truth.
    Knowing that she desires to see the wider world, James secretly arranges for her to become the companion of his aunt; Adriana is propelled into the society of Georgian London with all its intoxicating splendour and intrigue, but this taste of the wider world bears consequences of which she could never have dreamt.
    When her family's past comes to light, she must find her new place in her changing world. Will friendship survive, or will loyalty, trust and love be smashed on the cold rocks of society?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStephanie Huesler
    Release dateSep 17, 2018
    ISBN9780463597477
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    Stephanie Huesler

    Hello! I'm an eclectic Indie writer from Zurich, Switzerland, with a wide range of interests that feeds my writing habit. I can tell you about Viking trade routes, the dimensions of the average coffin, how far a chaise and four can travel in a day, and what arsenic smells like when heated.Besides writing, I'm a vocal coach and singer, and I teach English as a foreign language to adults. When not coaching, writing, or managing my household, I enjoy a wide variety of crafts, I'm an avid film buff, and I write weekly blogs on a variety of topics. My husband is a keeper, and we share our home with three feline flatmates.I'd love to hear from you! Join me on my website. There's more to come, so stay bright-eyed and bushy-tailed!

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