Midnight by Beverly Jenkins is a historical novel set in the Eighteenth century during the Revolutionary War era. The story follows Faith Kingston, a courageous and intelligent woman who becomes a spy for the Patriots, risking her life to save others. Faith's character development, from being a Tory by birth to a Patriot in her thoughts, showcases her bravery and determination in fighting for freedom. The novel also delves into the themes of love, betrayal, and family dynamics, particularly highlighting Faith's complicated relationship with her father. Through vivid descriptions and engaging storytelling, Beverly Jenkins brings to life the struggles and triumphs of Black men and women during this tumultuous period in American history.
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Content warnings include themes of slavery, family trauma, and potential violence, reflecting the historical context of the setting.
Has Romance?
The romance between Faith and Nicholas is a central focus of the story, marked by deep connection and significant emotional development.
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Pub Date: 2010-10-26 Pages: 384 Language: English Publisher: HarperCollins US The constraints of quiet widowhood have become too much for Lady Caroline Pearson to bear-especially now that her brother-in law has idiotically. and illegally. gambled away her house. Boldly. she confronts the new owner in person. But not only does the dashing rogue. James Ferrington. refuse to return Carolines deed. he tries to take scandalous advantage of her as well. Sheepish and repentant. James arrives on Carolines doorstep to make amends- unaware that the young widow and her eccentric aunt are intent on retaliation. James merely meant to seduce a bewitching minx and have done with it-and. suddenly. hes a kidnapped prisoner in Carolines cellar. But most shocking of all. James realizes that he has no desire whatsoever to be free-for the audacious Caroline has inflamed his senses. destroyed his...
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