The Jacobite's Heir

<p><strong>In a world ruled by duty faith and inheritance love can be the most dangerous rebellion of all.</strong></p><p></p><p>Paris 1730. Thirteen-year-old Henrietta Waldegrave arrives to live with her Catholic grandparents her life shaped by secrets: a father who has renounced both his faith and his daughter and a mother long dead. Raised among aging aristocrats Henrietta is promised to a man twice her age in a match made for money not affection.</p><p></p><p>What follows is a life compromised by her husband's lies an unwanted pregnancy and a scandalous affair. Torn between duty and desire Henrietta defies the expectations of her class-abandoning her child in pursuit of a life on her own terms. But the price is steep: disgrace estrangement and lifelong regret.</p><p></p><p>Years later her daughter Barbara is drawn into a dangerous game of her own. When she's offered a marriage that will restore her birthright-but cost her youth-Barbara must decide how much of herself she's willing to sacrifice for power freedom and a legacy written in other people's hands...</p><p></p><p><strong>Spanning generations courts and countries <em>The Jacobite's Heir </em>is a haunting tale of family betrayal and resilience and the impossible choices faced by women in a world that was never made for them.</strong></p>