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To Tame the Wind by Regan Walker

To Tame the Wind is book 1 in the Donet Trilogy and the prequel to the Agents of the Crown series. Set in France, England and the waters of the English Channel in 1782, it tells of Claire Donet, a convent-raised French girl, and Capt. Simon Powell, a privateer and spy for England.
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To Tame the Wind, prequel to the Agents of the Crown series and book 1, Donet Trilogy. 2017 cover with the "winner" badge from the International Book Awards
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Passages to the Past: 'Ben Franklin in Paris', Guest Post by Regan Walker http://ow.ly/QUMGF
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To Tame the Wind begins in 1780 in an Ursuline convent in Paris where the heroine, Claire Donet, is a student. Discover this fascinating Order who taught young girls. See my post on A Covent Garden Gilflurt's Guide to Life
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