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Legacy of Love is a series of historical romance novels based on the courageous people and significant events that wove together the rich tapestry of America's freedom and faith. This Kindle box set contains the first four books in the eight-book series.

The Masquerade, Book #1

The man who Elena Bissette loves is the one man she's not allowed to marry. Near the end of the glamorous Gilded Age, Elena's family is spending one last summer at their fashionable home on Mackinac Island. They've lost their family fortune, and Mrs. Bissette is determined to arrange a marriage between Elena and an elusive millionaire named Chester Darrington. Elena quickly tires of the extravagant dinners and masquerade balls, preferring to spend her evenings watching the stars in an abandoned lighthouse. There she meets Chase, a handsome stranger who shares her love for the night sky. Together they begin working to solve a mystery buried in the pages of a tattered diary until Chase unmasks what seems to be the ultimate masquerade.

The Runaway, Book #2

Anna Brent, a Quaker woman in Indiana, secretly hides runaway slaves in her home on the Underground Railroad. When her work is threatened, can she turn to the outspoken newspaper editor, a man she barely knows, to ensure the safety of the slaves so dear to her? Will she and Daniel risk everything to help their fugitive slave friends remain free?

The Imposter, Book #3

As battles rage for independence in 1781, another conflict wars in the heart of a wealthy plantation owner's daughter. One snowy night Lydia Caswell discovers a wounded man on the riverbank near Caswell Hall, and her decision to save him changes her life. Nathan introduces her to a secret network of spies, couriers, disguises, and coded messages -- a network that may be the Patriots' only hope for winning the war. When British officers take over Caswell Hall and wreak havoc on neighboring plantations, Lydia will have to choose between loyalty and freedom; between her family's protection and her own heart's desires. And both Lydia and her friend Sarah Hammond must decide how high a price they are willing to pay to help the men they love.

The Christmas Bride, Book #4

Christian and Susanna had never met when they were chosen by lot to marry in a Moravian community in Germany. But in 1754, they traveled together with a dozen other newly married couples to Nazareth, Pennsylvania, to help establish a Moravian borough and share their faith with the surrounding Indian nations. Susanna's heart warms toward her new husband even after she learns that he had wished to marry another woman. As war rages between the British and French Indians—and the Moravians face a crisis that almost destroys their community—Christian must decide if he can forgive his past and love the bride that God has given him. Only the hope found in the Christmas child can heal his faith and his family.