The Highwayman’s Footsteps

Young William de Lacey is high born, the son of a gentleman. But he’s on the run, having stolen money and a horse, and has taken up with a highwayman. It’s enough to hang him three times over. Despite struggling with his conscience, Will feels free for the first time in his life – and it’s all down to the mysterious Bess. Now can they survive the risks of the eighteenth-century highwayman’s harsh life?

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