"A Revolution of Hearts" by Ronda Gibb Hinrichsen
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Romance, clean, period
Dacia
de Prideaux and Mr. Richard Harris' story is one of intrigue and every
day life. As Dacia seeks to hide after being framed for the murder of
her brother she is put in the care of Richard Harris, wealthy English landowner and member of Sir Percy’s
league of gentleman heroes, who has been assigned to protect Dacia. Hiding
her in plain sight and masquerading her as a housemaid at his estate.
The
opening scenes are harrowing and intense, and then it moves to the
every day as Dacia pretends to be a housemaid after living a well-to-do
life. Their moments as Dacia steps into her new role, unexpected, and
honest and genuine were a stark contrast to the beginning of the novel.
This central portion of the novel is much more tame and everyday
mundane, but leading to genuine attraction, affection, and deeper
feelings for them both. Dacia's growth and insights into her life, and
the life of lower class people as she is hidden and works in Richard
Harris' home gave Dacia the opportunity to reflect on her privileged
life, and develop the awareness of the difficulties and hardships of
those beneath her station, and also provided the opportunity for she and
Richard to develop their feelings and relationship. Sweet romance
between the two of them in the end.
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