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A Woman of Entitlement #1

Liberty's Inheritance

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Raised in elegance, sent to the best boarding schools money could buy, Liberty Bouvier finds herself a bargaining chip to keep her father out of debtor’s prison. Married off to a complete stranger, her father's despicable business partner, Libby is released from her commitment by his untimely death. Cut entirely out of her murdered husband’s will except for an unknown property in California, Liberty Bouvier is faced with the unknown.

306 pages, Paperback

First published March 20, 2012

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Mary Ann Kerr

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530 reviews
May 17, 2024
Christian Historical Novel

It is a Christian book, but not sappy! Liberty is a educated privileged young woman forced into a marriage at 16 by her evil father. The father needs his huge debts paid off and the payment is Liberty. Liberty husband is wealthy, evil and mean. She is in a terrible marriage, but no way out. Her husband in killed. Liberty inherits a small property in northern California. Her evil father inherits the money and wealth.
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129 reviews
November 20, 2017
Neat book

This novel is full of intrigue, moves at a good pace, holds your attention, and is strong on Christian principles.
11 reviews1 follower
May 1, 2018
Inspirational

Very well written. I felt so much peace while reading and the reminders to give God all the glory are always do welcome and important. Thank you for this book.
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29 reviews1 follower
October 10, 2020
Could have gone deeper but pretty good
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36 reviews9 followers
January 28, 2014
The whole storyline of the book seemed to end in the middle of the book, but then there was like a two parter of it. I loved the plot twists in the book, though. Lots of tie ins.
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