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Saved By A Saint

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After years of fighting with the Duke of Wellington against Napoleon, the Marquis of Melverley has neglected his family seat, preferring his dalliances with London’s Beau Monde beauties.

Now, betrayed by his latest mistress, he returns to Melverley Hall to lick his wounds, but nearing home he is halted by an accident and meets the beautiful young Christina Churston, heartbroken at the death of her old but very beloved pony.

Soon, he is appalled to find that she is not only orphaned but also being pestered by a lecherous old womaniser, who lives nearby.

So the Marquis promptly offers her his protection at Melverly Hall to be chaperoned by his old Governess, Miss Dickson.

Just as Christina melts his heart and he sets about saving the local people from penury, she is kidnapped by the Marquis’s evil cousin, Terence Verley, who is the Heir Presumptive to the title and the estate.

Kidnapped, imprisoned and about to lose her life, or worse, Christina realises too late that she has lost her heart to the Marquis, whom she is sure that she will never see again –

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AUTHOR’S NOTE
AUTHOR’S NOTELike a great number of other people, I always have a medallion of St. Christopher in my car. I believe it keeps me safe from accidents and I would not be without it. St. Christopher, who was born around the third century, is the Patron Saint of travellers. He was martyred under the Emperor Decius about A.D. 250. He has always been the hero of many legends, which represent him as a giant who, after being converted to Christianity, dedicated his life to carrying travellers on his back across a wide fast-flowing river. One day when he was at work a very small child asked to be taken across the river. In midstream the child became so heavy that Christopher staggered under the weight of him. “If I had borne the whole world on my back,” he said, “it could not have weighed heavier than you.” “That is not surprising,” the child replied, “for you have borne upon your back the world and He who created it.” That is the reason why the St Christopher medallion usually depicts him carrying the Christ Child on his back. His Feast Day is 25th of July in the Western Church, and 9th of May in the Orthodox Church.

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