FREE shipping on qualifying offers. February, 1865, Columbia, South Carolina Sherman's army is destroying everything in its path as it blazes through South Carolina.
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Set in the tempestuous South during a tempestuous time, Lydia Hawke's "Firetrail" finely blends historical action with romance. Through interweaving the passion of war with passions of the heart, Hawke offers a romantic story that will satisfy Civil War enthusiasts as well as romance lovers. Dec 10, 2011 Nancy Dyer rated it it was amazing.
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February, 1865, Columbia, South Carolina Sherman's army is destroying everything in its path as it blazes through South Carolina. Blake Winberry, a Confederate cavalry captain, is transferred from the Virginia front, determined to defend his home state.
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All the while Edgar Dodds, the obsessive fiance, is on her trail, seeking to reclaim his possession. Captain Spencer, a grieving widower, avoids forming attachments that can lead to more grief. Even his own life holds little value to him. When he is inexplicably attracted to his aide, Will, more self-doubt dogs him. Through it all, his liking for the engaging youngster begins to restore his appreciation for life. Willa fears that when Captain Spencer discovers her secret, he will banish her from her sanctuary among the soldiers