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- A William Morrow Paperback OriginalThe sequel to Paullina Simons' thrilling Children of Liberty, Bellagrand delves into Harry and Gina's lives prior to the opening of Simons's The Bronze Horseman As Children of Liberty concludes with a stunning ending--the story is just beginning.
- Author(s): Paullina Simons
- 560 Pages
- Fiction + Literature Genres, Literary
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.".. previously published in 2013 by HarperCollinsPublishers Australia"--T.p. verso.Book Synopsis
A William Morrow Paperback Original
The sequel to Paullina Simons' thrilling Children of Liberty, Bellagrand delves into Harry and Gina's lives prior to the opening of Simons's The Bronze Horseman
As Children of Liberty concludes with a stunning ending--the story is just beginning. Bellagrand follows Harry and Gina after the Happily Ever After.
After their whirlwind romance, Gina and Harry must learn what it really takes to mesh their families and their cultures. Readers will be delighted to see exactly how these characters fit into the Bronze Horseman legacy.
From the Back Cover
From internationally bestselling author Paullina Simons comes another compelling saga of heartbreak and redemption, and the devastating love story that led to The Bronze Horseman
Love was just the beginning of their journey
Gina and Harry gave up everything to be together. But they both want different things--from their marriage, from life, from each other . . . and from the shifting world around them.
Gina, independent, compassionate, and strong, desperately wants a family. Harry, idealistic and fiercely political, wants to create a better world, a better country. At a crossroads and at cross-purposes, they pursue their opposing dreams at great cost to themselves and those near to them. Through years of passion and turmoil they rail, rage, and break each other's hearts, only to come face-to-face with a stark final choice that will forever determine their destiny.
Their journey takes them through four decades and two continents, from extreme poverty to great wealth, from the wooden planks of the troubled immigrant town of Lawrence, Massachusetts, to the marble halls and secret doors of a mystical place called . . . Bellagrand.