A Bride of Honor

A Bride of Honor

by Ruth Axtell Morren

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It is a truth universally acknowledged that a lady of rank and distinction is no match for an impoverished preacher. Yet Damian Hathaway is entranced from the moment he spies Miss Lindsay Phillips entering his church. She doesn't appear any different from the other pampered society ladies-and she's betrothed to a gentleman of the ton. But Damian is determined to find the pure heart he's sure exists underneath all the ruffles and lace. The unlikely friendship formed by Damian and Lindsay is a revelation to them both, but is frowned on by her parents-and Damian's parishioners. Torn between two worlds, the pair must trust that their love can bridge the divide-and conquer all.

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    How does Ruth Axtell Morren use the Regency-era setting and its rigid class structures to highlight the societal pressures placed on both Damian and Lindsay?

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    In what ways does Damian’s initial impression of Lindsay challenge or reinforce the common cultural trope of judging a book by its cover?

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    Lindsay is betrothed to a gentleman of the ton while developing a deep connection with an impoverished preacher; how do you balance duty to family and societal expectations with the pull of your own authentic desires?

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