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The Shield of Honor
The Wakefield and Morgan families enter the turmoil of the English Civil War, where royal authority, Parliament and competing religious convictions divide both households. Love and inherited obligation become dangerous when political neutrality is no longer possible.
The novel combines dynastic fiction with the conflict between Charles I and Parliament. Historical leaders appear within a fictional family narrative, and the intimate motives attributed to them should not be read as documented biography.
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