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Christian Fiction · 2011 · G

The merchant's daughter

by Melanie Dickerson

A servant girl fleeing a forced marriage finds sanctuary with a reclusive lord in this Christian retelling of Beauty and the Beast.

ForAll agesGenreChristian FictionLength301 pagesRead time~7 hours

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Violence

Barely any

Minimal period violence; a villain poses a threat but nothing graphic

Language

None

No profanity; faith-appropriate language

Sexual Content

None

Clean romance with a marriage-focused resolution; no sexual content

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

None

Faith-centered themes of grace, courage, and love

What this book is about

A Christian YA historical romance retelling of Beauty and the Beast set in medieval Germany. Content is faith-forward and clean with no objectionable material. Appropriate for all ages though marketed to teens.

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Villain threat

Period danger

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