The Continental Dragoon / A Love Story of Philipse Manor-House in 1778
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Set during the Revolutionary War's British occupation near a manor house, the narrative follows a small group riding toward that estate where loyalties and love collide. Military tension, secret passages, daring rides and sudden confrontations propel a romantic plot involving a mounted Continental dragoon, hostile royal and Loyalist forces, and personal reckonings that lead to flight, confession, and a final challenge. Scenes combine action, intrigue, and intimate moments as plans of retaliation and rescue unfold against the countryside of 1778.
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