Loyalty's Price

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An American patriot in occupied territory, Mercy finds herself falling for an enemy officer. Will she choose her country or her heart? A sweet, historical star-cross'd lovers romance Mercy Hayes never intended to return to Philadelphia while the redcoats occupy her home—until her cousin needs her. Mercy holds her nose—literally and figuratively—to come back to the city to help, trying to forget her last moments in the city and an encounter with a certain handsome enemy captain. Captain Lawrence Rogers knows that His Majesty’s troops cannot win the war unless they can sway the hearts and minds of Americans. But when Mercy Hayes joins him in Lord David Beaufort’s household, there’s only one heart Lawrence only cares to win. Lawrence and Mercy find themselves drawn to one another even while their loyalties threaten to tear them apart. Can these star-cross'd lovers find a way forward together, or will the war come between them forever? Find out how to get our next book free inside! Join the email group! Read more in the Sisters of the Revolution Sisters of the Revolution is a family saga of sweet, clean, historical romances A Gentleman’s Daughter : A gentleman’s daughter. A marquess’s son. Hate at first sight. A Lady to Lead : Can Helen and Nathaniel put aside their differences long enough to fall in love? Freedom's Ring : Owen has loved Temperance since they were children. Can they ever be more than friends? Liberty's Charge : How will Patience choose between a charming politician and a dashing patriot? Integrity’s Choice : Fischer wants to court the brilliant, mysterious author Jeanne Dark. Will he discover she's secretly Constance, the woman he spurned but still loves? Devotion’s Cost : When Verity inveigles the new vicar into a sham engagement, their relationship isn’t the only thing that’s fake. . . . Loyalty’s Price : An American patriot in occupied territory, Mercy finds herself falling for an enemy officer. Will she choose her country or her heart? Revolution’s