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    Banished Love
    Banished Love
    Banished Love
    Audiobook11 hours

    Banished Love

    Written by Ramona Flightner

    Narrated by Lauren McCullough

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    About this audiobook

    Free-Spirited

    Clarissa Sullivan dreams for more from life than sipping tepid tea in stifling parlors in Victorian Boston. She defies her family's wishes, continuing to teach poor immigrant children in Boston's West End, finding a much-needed purpose to her life.

    Radical

    As a suffragist, Clarissa is considered a firebrand radical no man would desire. For why should women want the vote when men have sheltered women from the distasteful aspects of politics and law?

    Determined

    When love blossoms between Clarissa and Gabriel McLeod, a struggling cabinetmaker, her family objects. Clarissa's love and determination will be tested as she faces class prejudices, manipulative family members and social convention in order to live the life she desires with the man she loves.

    Will she yield to expectations, or follow her heart on a journey of self-discovery as she learns what she cannot live without?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGrizzly Damsel Publishing
    Release dateNov 25, 2014
    ISBN9781945609565
    Banished Love

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