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Against the Tide
Against the Tide | Elizabeth Camden
2 posts | 4 read | 7 to read
When Lydia's translation skills land her in the middle of a secret war, who can she trust when her life--and heart--are in jeopardy?
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Headinherbooks_27
Headinherbooks_27
Against the Tide | Elizabeth Camden
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A new author for me. 😀 Crossing my fingers. 🤞

Melissa_J I have that on my TBR. Hope you like it! 6y
Headinherbooks_27 @Melissa_J I'll be glad to let you know when I finish. 😉 6y
Headinherbooks_27 @Melissa_J I just finished it and I think you will enjoy it. I enjoyed it tremendously and I will look out for more of her novels. 😍 6y
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danistclair
danistclair
Against the Tide | Elizabeth Camden
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Mehso-so

This had a good premise and sense of place (1890s Boston), and was interesting in that it dealt with the opium trade and addiction. However, the male characters - hero included - treat the heroine terribly and never show much remorse, and, while I expected a religious aspect since it's an inspirational romance, but the hypocritical way the hero mansplained faith etc. to the heroine didn't sit well with me. #historicalromance

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