Path of Injustice

Set in the 18th-century kingdom of Alteria, Path of Injustice is a story of romantic love tormented by jealousy and personal suffering, which takes place against the background of a country locked in civil war.

Daintry is a young woman in love with her childhood sweetheart. When she obtains a herbal potion to cure her sick father, she unwittingly sparks off a chain of events that threaten to change her life forever. Accused of witchcraft and thrown into a ghastly prison, she is aware that her innocent act of compassion can have only one ending - death by hanging or burning.

When her sentence of death is lifted, her relief is short-lived: she is sent as a prisoner to work in the dreaded silver mines of Katangar, from where no one returns. Will she ever see her betrothed or her family again? Can she hope for a miracle to save her?

Path of Injustice is a charming historical romance set in the 18th century, against the backdrop of civil war. His most recent titles include: The Golden Anklet, A Touch of Autumn Gold and Roots in Three Counties.

Praise for The Golden Anklet: 'I find this read to be positively riveting. The writing is engaging, and the storytelling is well done.' - My Reader Review.

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Path of Injustice

Set in the 18th-century kingdom of Alteria, Path of Injustice is a story of romantic love tormented by jealousy and personal suffering, which takes place against the background of a country locked in civil war.

Daintry is a young woman in love with her childhood sweetheart. When she obtains a herbal potion to cure her sick father, she unwittingly sparks off a chain of events that threaten to change her life forever. Accused of witchcraft and thrown into a ghastly prison, she is aware that her innocent act of compassion can have only one ending - death by hanging or burning.

When her sentence of death is lifted, her relief is short-lived: she is sent as a prisoner to work in the dreaded silver mines of Katangar, from where no one returns. Will she ever see her betrothed or her family again? Can she hope for a miracle to save her?

Path of Injustice is a charming historical romance set in the 18th century, against the backdrop of civil war. His most recent titles include: The Golden Anklet, A Touch of Autumn Gold and Roots in Three Counties.

Praise for The Golden Anklet: 'I find this read to be positively riveting. The writing is engaging, and the storytelling is well done.' - My Reader Review.

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Path of Injustice

Path of Injustice

by Beverley Hansford
Path of Injustice

Path of Injustice

by Beverley Hansford

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Overview

Set in the 18th-century kingdom of Alteria, Path of Injustice is a story of romantic love tormented by jealousy and personal suffering, which takes place against the background of a country locked in civil war.

Daintry is a young woman in love with her childhood sweetheart. When she obtains a herbal potion to cure her sick father, she unwittingly sparks off a chain of events that threaten to change her life forever. Accused of witchcraft and thrown into a ghastly prison, she is aware that her innocent act of compassion can have only one ending - death by hanging or burning.

When her sentence of death is lifted, her relief is short-lived: she is sent as a prisoner to work in the dreaded silver mines of Katangar, from where no one returns. Will she ever see her betrothed or her family again? Can she hope for a miracle to save her?

Path of Injustice is a charming historical romance set in the 18th century, against the backdrop of civil war. His most recent titles include: The Golden Anklet, A Touch of Autumn Gold and Roots in Three Counties.

Praise for The Golden Anklet: 'I find this read to be positively riveting. The writing is engaging, and the storytelling is well done.' - My Reader Review.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781789016741
Publisher: Troubador Publishing
Publication date: 01/15/2019
Pages: 336
Product dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.70(d)
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