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The Duke’s Ward
(Mulberry House Book 2)
by Lisa Prysock
When the vicar lands in jail attempting to rescue Lady Juliet, and she sparks an ensuing scandal, will these two become sworn enemies?
Lady Juliet Kaiden is determined to find a suitable match for herself in London during her first Season among the Ton. After all, though she is a duke’s ward, she is in an heiress in her own right—that is, until Cousin George appears on the scene after being imprisoned and detained in France during the war, reducing her inheritance greatly.
Vicar Augustus Brooks has agreed to escort Lady Juliet during her Season, introduce her to the right sort from among London society, and do his best to keep the impetuous duke’s ward out of trouble. But why doesn’t he believe her cousin is who he claims to be? And worse, how can he protect Juliet when he can’t seem to protect his own heart from falling for the beautiful debutante?
Get your copy of this sweet, clean, inspirational and Christian Regency Romance today! Easily read as a stand-alone.
Part tough narrative, part tender prayer, Crazy Has A Name offers a gritty, moving look at one man’s supernatural journey out of clinically diagnosed dissociative identity disorder and into complete mental and spiritual freedom. Inspired by true events.
Trigger warning: Contains descriptions of traumatic childhood abuse. Reader discretion advised.
Crazy has a name, and often that name is trauma. Readers who appreciate the education of Bessel van der Kolk’s “The Body Keeps the Score” and the faith-building testimony of Joyce Smith’s “Breakthrough: The Miraculous True Story” will find this book just as eye-opening and inspiring.
This book was a finalist in the 2024 American Christian Fiction Writers of Virginia “Crown Award” for outstanding unpublished Christian fiction.
