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Follow the Heart: A Great Exhibition Novel

Author Kaye Dacus

Format Paperback

Publisher B&H Books

Category Christian Fiction

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Set during the Industrial Revolution and the Great Exhibition of 1851, Follow the Heart is a �sitting-room romance� with the feel of a Regency-era novel but the fashions and technological advances of the mid-Victorian age.Kate and Christopher Dearing�s lives turn upside down when their father loses everything in a railroad land speculation. The siblings are shipped off to their mother�s brother in England with one edict: marry money.At twenty-seven years old, Kate has the stigma of being passed over by eligible men many times�and that was before she had no dowry. Christopher would like nothing better than to make his own way in the world; and with a law degree and expertise in the burgeoning railroad industry, he was primed to do just that�in America.Though their uncle tries to ensure Kate and Christopher find matrimonial prospects only among the highest echelon of British society, their attentions stray to a gardener and a governess.While Christopher has options that would enable him to lay his affections where he chooses, he cannot let the burden of their family�s finances crush his sister. Trying to push her feelings for the handsome�but not wealthy� gardener aside, Kate�s prospects brighten when a wealthy viscount shows interest in her. But is marrying for the financial security of her family the right thing to do, when her heart is telling her she�s making a mistake?Mandates . . . money . . . matrimony. Who will follow the heart?

Authors

Kaye Dacus

Additional Info

  • Release Date: 2013-05-01
  • Publisher: B&H Books
  • Format: Paperback
  • ISBN: 9781433677205

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