A Woman’s Innocence
A Woman’s Innocence by Gayle Callen is the final installment of the Spies and Lovers trilogy, published by Harper Collins on March 29, 2005. This historical romance unfolds a compelling narrative centered on a woman accused of treason and the man who once convicted her. As English agent Samuel Sherryngton grapples with his feelings for Julia Reed, he begins to question the validity of her guilt, leading him to take drastic measures to uncover the truth.
Readers will find a blend of intrigue and romance as the story progresses from a quest for justice to a deeper exploration of innocence and love. The dynamic between Sam and Julia evolves amidst the backdrop of their perilous circumstances, highlighting themes of loyalty and redemption. With 384 pages, this edition invites readers into a richly woven tale that challenges perceptions and explores the complexities of human relationships within a historical context.
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In the final instalment of Gayle Callen’s exciting Spies and Lovers trilogy, a mad–dash search for truth brings together an unlikely pair – a woman accused of treason, and the man who convicted her…
Now that he finally has the infamous traitor, Julia Reed, in jail, you would think English agent Samuel Sherryngton would be pleased to see justice served. But circumstances aren’t always what they appear to be, and the facts aren’t adding up. Soon Sam has doubts over her guilt which, of course, has nothing to do with the attraction for Julia he’s been fighting against for so many years. Not willing to see her executed for a crime she may not have committed, Sam defies the laws of England and breaks Julia out of jail. What initially began as a search to find proof convicting Julia quickly turns into a quest to prove her innocence. Can this bold and dashing pair discover the truth and still find time for love?
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