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Here Burns My Candle

 Liz Curtis Higgs

Here Burns My Candle, Liz Curtis HiggsHere Burns My Candle, Liz Curtis HiggsHere Burns My Candle, Liz Curtis Higgs
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A mother who cannot face her future.
A daughter who cannot escape her past.
"No moon in sight," Donald observed, resting his forehead lightly on the glass. "No Highlanders either."
"They'll arrive soon enough." Marjory extinguished the candle by her bed, shrouding the room in darkness. "Sleep while you can. And keep that bonny young wife of yours close at hand."
"Aye." The smile in his voice was unmistakable. "So I shall."
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Edinburgh 1745
"Dowager Lady Marjory Kerr, a widow of substantial means, has two passions in life: maintaining her place in society and coddling her two grown sons. Lady Elisabeth Kerr, wife of the elder son, harbors a dark family secret, buried long ago in distant Aberdeenshire. When tragedy strikes, Janet Kerr, wife of the younger son, finds the ties binding her to Marjory and Elisabeth slowly unraveling.
A timeless tale of loss and redemption, flickering against the vivid backdrop of eighteenth-century Edinburgh, "Here Burns My Candle "reveals the many flaws of human nature and the bright hope of divine providence.

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jemgirl202

Here Burns my Candle is written by Liz Curtis Higgs. A beautifully written historical fiction novel that takes place in Scotland. It is 1745 during the time of the Uprising when Bonny Prince Charles tries to take the English throne from King George II and restore the Stuarts to the throne.

Elizabeth Kerr is a Highlander and loyal Jacobite by birth, however has needed to put her views aside as she is married to Lord Donald Kerr. She supports Prince Charles in his uprising and makes her... more

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