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    A Promise of Eternity
    A Promise of Eternity
    A Promise of Eternity
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    A Promise of Eternity

    By Stephanie Campbell

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    The year is 1914. When Alison tells her father, Owen, that she is in love with an African American and wishes to marry him, he is angry and refuses to give her permission. After Alison begs and begs, he says that he'll give his blessing only if Alison's fiancé fights in World War I—something that he isn't likely to survive.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStephanie Campbell
    Release dateJul 5, 2012
    ISBN9781476424712
    A Promise of Eternity
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    Stephanie Campbell

    Stephanie Campbell is pursuing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing at Full Sail University to become a published novelist. Her writings cover an array of fiction but with an emphasis on the fantasy and science fiction genres. Stephanie lives in the quiet coastal plains of North Carolina despite her wish to live in the worlds she creates.

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