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      Gallows Wedding

      by Rhona Martin
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      Historical Romance Hist. Romance
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      Gallows Wedding is a gripping historical novel set in the dark days of Henry VIII's England, where witchcraft, forbidden love, and religious upheaval collide. Rhona Martin's award-winning storytelling brings to life a world of suspicion, betrayal, and superstition. Tibby, a midwife, and Hazel, a girl marked by fate, must flee for their lives as paranoia grips a village desperate for a scapegoat. Accused of witchcraft, they embark on a harrowing journey through a land where the line between justice and persecution is razor-thin.

      Perfect for fans of Philippa Gregory, Hilary Mantel, and C.J. Sansom, Gallows Wedding immerses readers in the brutal realities of Tudor England. With rich historical detail and a compelling female protagonist, this novel is a must-read for historical fiction lovers.

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      General Fiction Romance

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      Contemporary Romance Historical Historical Romance Romantic Suspense

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      Jan 2017 Mereo Books ISBN 1861515456
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      Jan 1978 Putnam ISBN 0698109511
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