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| − | * '''Author''': [[Kelli Wilkins]] | + | * '''Author''': [[Kelli A. Wilkins]] |
* '''Publisher''': [[Medallion Press]] | * '''Publisher''': [[Medallion Press]] | ||
* '''Publication date''': April 2014 | * '''Publication date''': April 2014 | ||
Revision as of 13:52, 29 March 2016
- Author: Kelli A. Wilkins
- Publisher: Medallion Press
- Publication date: April 2014
- Setting: Historical/Pennsylvania Colony, Colonial Romance
- Link to Buy: Dangerous Indenture
- Link to Buy: Dangerous Indenture
Book Description
DANGEROUS INDENTURE
Shauna Farrow, eager to escape her past in Ireland, signs on to become an indentured servant to Joshua Stewart, a wealthy man in Pennsylvania Colony. But a life of servitude quickly turns to drudgery, and Shauna’s hopes for starting over and creating a better life for herself are waning—until she meets her master’s roguish son, Ashton.
Shauna fights her growing attraction to Ashton, torn between propriety and acting on her emotions. But amidst their flirting, something dark stirs. Shauna soon discovers why no other servants will work for the strange Stewart family.
Stewart House has an unsavory reputation: a previous servant died there under mysterious circumstances. When another servant goes missing in the middle of the night, Shauna is convinced that a member of the family is responsible.
When Shauna’s investigation leads her too close to the truth, it’s up to Ashton to save her before time runs out.
Reviews
“Combining mystery with romance, this novel keeps the pages turning... Shauna and Ashton are well-developed characters readers can root for. Overall, a great beach read.” ~Emily Thompson, SUNY-Oswego, Library Journal
“Kelli A. Wilkins delivers a colonial-era mystery that will appeal to mystery and romance readers alike.” ~ Lisa Marie Wilkinson, author
