The Crown of Rosemund by Michele Ashman Bell takes us back to 1498 and a young heroine who faces tragedy and must pretend to be a boy in order to reclaim her father’s throne. Isabelle and Alexander by Rebecca Anderson takes a young couple in 1850 who marry as strangers, then circumstances force them into unexpected roles.
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Latter-day Saint Fiction: Spell-binding Books Set Worlds Apart
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