3 - 2 Inscribed - RUNAWAYS By J.UPTON, PHILIPPE, DUC D'ORLEANS By C. PEVITT, INTO WHAT HARBOR By A. DRURY

Runaways by J. Upton: This novel follows the lives of several characters who are runaway teenagers, each fleeing from different circumstances—whether family troubles, societal pressures, or personal crises. The story explores their individual journeys of survival, self-discovery, and the emotional and physical challenges they face as they navigate life on the run. It addresses themes of freedom, identity, and the search for belonging.

Philippe, Duc d'Orleans by C. Pevitt: This biography examines the life of Philippe, Duc d'Orleans, the brother of King Louis XIV of France. It delves into his personal and political life, his role in the French court, and the intricate dynamics between him and the royal family. Pevitt explores Philippe's legacy, his relationships with key historical figures, and his efforts to carve out his own influence during a time of significant political upheaval.

Into What Harbor by A. Drury: Set against a backdrop of intense personal and emotional conflict, this novel tells the story of individuals who are searching for a place of safety or peace—whether physically or metaphorically. The characters face crises that challenge their sense of self and force them to confront difficult truths. Themes of struggle, redemption, and the quest for inner peace are central to the narrative, as the characters search for their "harbor" in times of turmoil.