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Ann Turnbull

Forged In The Fire - Hardcover

Forged In The Fire - Hardcover

BY ANN TURNBULL
London, 1665. Cast out by his father for becoming a Quaker, the newly independent Will travels from the countryside to London to earn a living. He and his beloved Susanna wait patiently to be reunited and, at last, married. But when Will is thrown into jail for his beliefs, the pair's future becomes uncertain. With the plague spreading closer and the scent of smoke on the wind, can their love still bring them together despite the most terrifying twists of fate? Will and Susanna's timeless romance continues in this powerful sequel to No Shame, No Fear.

Candlewick 2007 312 PP. Cloth

$6.99 (in stock)

No Shame, No Fear - Paperback

No Shame, No Fear - Paperback

BY ANN TURNBULL
British children's author Ann Turnbull has written a new young adult novel of young love in the 17th century. The romance is between a Quaker servant, Susanna, and a merchant's son, Will, and the book is written in chapters alternating from Will to Susanna's perspective, so the reader gets a sense of how each sees the other and of how the families view each of them as well. During Will and Susanna's romance and Will's convincement to Quakerism, the Conventicle Act is passed banning all religious meetings except Anglican church services. The novel authentically portrays the ensuing persecution and Will and Susanna's struggle with their communities and their faith.

Candlewick 2006 293 PP. Paper

$8.99 (in stock)