And the winner of A Divided Inheritance by Deborah Swift is…..
Rosanne L (tweeted about the giveaway)
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Finn has been raised to fear the notorious Ironclads and their city, Engn. The Ironclads are sent out to the surrounding villages to recruit children to work in the city.
When the Ironclads come, there is no choice but to send the children to Engn even though few return to their homes, parents are required to let the Ironclads take what they want.
When Finn was younger, his sister was taken to Engn which was supposed to mean that Finn was safe as the Ironclads can only take one child per family. But when the Ironclads come for him, this changes everything.
With Finn on his way to Engn and almost certain death, he is reminded of a promise he made long ago–Finn and his friend Conner vowed to destroy Engn for good.
But Finn soon discovers that task is larger than originally thought. In Engn, a dictatorship runs the city and the people/workers are slaves…broken and beaten to an inch of their lives and once they are no longer useful, they are terminated.
Kelsey Hayes has just arrived home in Oregon from her adventure packed and emotional summer abroad in India.
Kelsey has been helping two brothers, Ren and Kishan, try and break an ancient curse.
She and Ren successfully fought off deadly monkeys to break the first part of the curse, but they still have to complete a series of challenges to break the entire curse.
While they have been tracking down the clues that will break the curse, Kelsey and Ren have also fallen in love.
Kelsey is scared to death that Ren will break her heart so she does what she thinks is best–she runs like hell back to Oregon leaving Ren alone in India.
She loves Ren but deep down she doesn’t feel like she deserves him, plus he’s been a tiger for hundreds of years how does he know that she is the one for him?
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Get ready for some swash-buckling adventure in this thrilling and vivid historic novel! Take a ride through the splendid Spanish sun and back to London with an action packed historic novel!
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In 1609, Elspet Leviston plans on doing something most women wouldn’t dream of–she hopes to take over her father’s lace business.
In an age where most women only care about finding husbands and having children, Elspet wants nothing more than the learn the trade.
Since her father doesn’t have a male heir the odd of her taking over are pretty good–until a mysterious cousin shows up and starts helping her father with the lace business.
Zachary Deane has basically come from nothing. His mother was a prostitute and with three children. They had little money to support themselves but she had high hopes for Zachary. She told him if anything happened to her, he should find his father, Nathaniel Leviston.
When Zachary arrives at the Leviston house, Elspet is immediately suspicious of him. Her father tells her that Zachary is his sister’s son and now that she is dead, they are taking him in.
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