Step into a spellbinding historical fiction novel of royal court drama, resilience, and forbidden romance set in early 20th-century England. The World's Guardsmen follows the incredible journey of Lizzes Harriet and her husband Earl as they navigate the intricate balance of loyalty and betrayal within the royal household. Immigrants seeking a better life, their fortunes change when Lizzes is appointed as the Queen's personal seamstress, a prestigious yet perilous role that entangles her in a web of racial tensions, jealousy, and secrecy.Within the opulent but guarded walls of the palace, Lizzes and Earl confront prejudices and the complexities of their identities. Against the odds, Lizzes becomes a strong female protagonist who finds not only her strength but her voice in a world where race and class define privilege. As she fights for respect and unity, Lizzes' courage tests the limits of loyalty to family and country, crafting a legacy that will leave readers captivated and inspired.Perfect for fans of historical fiction rich in themes of power, identity, and redemption, The World's Guardsmen promises a tale of resilience, love, and the indomitable spirit that can change history

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