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Kissing Kin

Book 5 of the Williamsburg series

The youngest generation of the Richmond Spragues are involved in the vivid drama of the World War I and II years.

The twins, Calvert and Camilla, are the hero and heroine who travel from Williamsburg, Virginia to London and through Europe as their loves are challenged by the chaotic war years and the exotic era that follows.

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This is the story of their daring romances and unforgettable acquaintances — Raymond, the dedicated airman; Jenny, the girl hurt once too often in love; and Victor, the young Nazi who plays a mysterious part in their lives...

Genre
historical fictionworld war iworld war IIromancehistorical romance
Setting
world war iworld war II
Subject
history
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 374 pages

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