Eileen Charbonneau

Mercies of the Fallen (American Civil War Brides, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Maryland plantation heiress Ursula Martin is content with her secluded life in a convent. Until the bloodiest day of the Civil War brings a downed soldier into her care.

Blinded Rowan Buckley only knows he's in deep love with the woman who pulled him off the battlefield. His superiors claim she's a spy. He knows she's full of secrets, but he's out to prove that treason is not one of them.

The two negotiate the crucial times of the Battle of Antietam, Gettysburg, and the New York City Draft Riots. Treachery meets them at every crossroad. Will their love survive?

Editorial Reviews

On the American Civil WarBrides series by Eileen Charbonneau:

"Through tales of love, comradeship and struggle through the Civil War, these stories illuminate women's hidden role in history by a master at bringing the past to life. Not to be missed!" -

Joanne Pence, USA Today bestselling author

In the tradition of Willa Cather…Her women, especially, carry with them a dignity of purpose as inevitable as the story of abolition, civil war, enmity and love that flows through their lives. -- Robert Crooke, author of American Family and The Chastened Heart

At a time when our country was most divided, two lovers earn their happiness through a larger-than-life journey of sacrifice and pure grit. Rich in historical detail…"

Jenna Kernan, Publishers Weekly Bestselling Author of Winter Woman

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: BWL Publishing Inc.
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Mai 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780228613091
• Artikelnr.: 59394941

Autorenporträt

Eileen Charbonneau writes historical novels that the Washington Post has called "provocative...well told, extremely entertaining tales." and Publisher's Weekly says shows impressive command of the elements of historical romance..."). Eileen's work has won the Golden Medallion, Chatelaine Award and Phyllis A. Whitney Award. Finalist accolades include the Daphne duMaurier Award, Hearts of the West Award, Golden Leaf and Laramie Award. Eileen lives in the brave little state of Vermont, where she and her husband run a small Bed and Breakfast in their 1886 Victorian home. Eileen loves kayaking below the eagles on the Connecticut River and Maple Creemies. She loves hearing from readers. Her email is [e-mail]. Visit Eileen's website at: www.eileencharbonneau.com