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was a pleasant surprise, I had never heard of Meg Hennesey before I started reading this not expecting much as I was more in need of a pallete clenser since the book I had read before was so intense.
Boy, was I fooled! This is an excellent story that kept me clued to the pages from start to finish, It's a civil war story with the hero fighting for the Union and the heroine pure Rebel to the core, The secondary characters are well fleshed out, too, Ms. Hennesey certainly knows her Civil War history and manages to convey the

tragic consequences involved when it was North against South and how terribly the civilians suffered, I listed it has a "Favorite" and wouldn't mind rereading it again someday, it's that good,

sitelink turned out to be a very pleasant surprise, I had never heard of this author before, It's a Civil War story but very well written, The author does know her history, the hero is scrumptious but firm as befitting a Union officer, the heroine is strong, the secondary characters are well fleshed out, For me, it turned out to be a real page turner from start to finish, Though I don't usually read Civil Warera romance novels, I am so glad I decided to give this one a try, Fastpaced and gripping, I simply could not put it down, : In a country torn apart, Brandt Michaels serves the Union, Behind enemy lines, he expects the danger of Confederate skirmishers and swamps, Instead, he finds himself bewitched by a beautiful woman, igniting his passion beyond anything he's ever known, But he soon learns her coy games are only a distraction, as she secretly devises a deadly trap for his capture, Elizabeth DuBay is determined to teach that Yankee a thing or two, Denying her attraction to the Union officer, she devises a surefire plan to foil his mission, But the moment Elizabeth surrenders to her burning desire for one unforgettable night of love, her life changes forever, As her wellset trap closes in on Brandt Michaels, Elizabeth must risk everything for his escape, From their perilous journey through warravaged countryside springs a passion too strong for the war to destroy, . . and too consuming for the lovers to deny, .