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Author: Vanessa Lind Publisher: Vanessa Lind Books ISBN: 1940320291 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 361
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A fascinating historical novel of grit, valor, and resilience October 1864. After years of spying for the Union, Hattie Logan longs for victory and a chance to start a new life with Lieutenant John Elliott. But when her brother, George, summons her to Canada, she discovers how desperate the Rebels are to prevail. When the famous actor John Wilkes Booth and a mysterious veiled lady rouse Hattie’s suspicions, she tells herself she’s only imagining trouble. But then George is poisoned, and Hattie finds herself embroiled in a web involving some of the South’s most powerful figures. Joining forces with Booth’s former lover Alice Gray, she tracks down the dangerous men—and women—who’ll stop at nothing to have their way. The trails Hattie follows lead her to a startling revelation: there’s a plot afoot involving President Abraham Lincoln. The logical course—and the easiest—is to discount her suspicions. But if she ignores what her heart says is true, the future she envisions may well be lost. A gripping tale of courage, devotion, and hope during the turbulent final months of America’s Civil War. Perfect for readers of Lisa Wingate, Martha Hall Kelly, and Glen Craney.
Author: Vanessa Lind Publisher: Vanessa Lind Books ISBN: 1940320291 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 361
Book Description
A fascinating historical novel of grit, valor, and resilience October 1864. After years of spying for the Union, Hattie Logan longs for victory and a chance to start a new life with Lieutenant John Elliott. But when her brother, George, summons her to Canada, she discovers how desperate the Rebels are to prevail. When the famous actor John Wilkes Booth and a mysterious veiled lady rouse Hattie’s suspicions, she tells herself she’s only imagining trouble. But then George is poisoned, and Hattie finds herself embroiled in a web involving some of the South’s most powerful figures. Joining forces with Booth’s former lover Alice Gray, she tracks down the dangerous men—and women—who’ll stop at nothing to have their way. The trails Hattie follows lead her to a startling revelation: there’s a plot afoot involving President Abraham Lincoln. The logical course—and the easiest—is to discount her suspicions. But if she ignores what her heart says is true, the future she envisions may well be lost. A gripping tale of courage, devotion, and hope during the turbulent final months of America’s Civil War. Perfect for readers of Lisa Wingate, Martha Hall Kelly, and Glen Craney.
Author: Vanessa Lind Publisher: ISBN: Category : United States Languages : en Pages : 0
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"October 1864. As the conflict between the North and South reaches its peak, Union spy Hattie Logan becomes entangled in a dangerous web of intrigue. When she uncovers a plot to devastate US cities and capture President Abraham Lincoln, she embarks on a perilous mission to thwart the enemy's plans at any cost.With time running out, Hattie relies on her wits and bravery to navigate a treacherous world, infiltrating the ranks of influential Southern figures. Along her harrowing journey, she encounters a diverse array of characters, including a troubled Union officer with a mysterious past, a cunning Confederate agent, and a cabal of ruthless men determined to achieve their objectives.Written in page-turning style, this historical mystery immerses readers in a thrilling tale of one woman's unwavering courage and determination during the tumultuous final months of America's Civil War. Offering a compelling blend of historical fiction and espionage, this novel captivates fans of the genre and leaves them yearning for more."--Back cover.
Author: Jon Carrithers Publisher: ISBN: 9781796847499 Category : Languages : en Pages : 388
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Following their Father's suicide in early 1976, three teenage boys are sent by their mother, from New Jersey, to live under the care of their uncle in a small west coast marina. Their uncle, who lives in a van, provides a boat for the boys to live on named the Fond HopeThe marina didn't seem to be a fit place to raise adolescent young men. It was full of folks living on the edge, hiding away, and often into drugs, reefer, and alcohol. While their uncle is preoccupied with romancing women fifteen years younger than himself, Bud Jenkins, a disabled Vietnam Veteran; Jerry the Wino, the inscrutable Will Ringer, Harbormaster Rob Romero and his girlfriend Sue and her friends, take the boys under their care and marginal supervision. During that summer, the boys' bond with some most unusual and interesting characters. Their relationship with their uncle eventually sours, and they ally with one of his former girlfriends', becoming the catalyst for lots fun, hijinks, and mischief at the marina. The story opens with one of the young men adrift in the Pacific Ocean late at night in the fall of 1976. The subsequent chapters recount the six months prior to this accident, until at the end, his fate becomes known. During that summer, the boys learn to sail, work to have fun, and made friends of many different people; and the beautiful natural world nearby and creatures in it. They learn to judge people by the content of their character, not outward appearance, and are forever changed by their experience on the Fond Hope and the tragedy that unfolds.
Author: Mary Wollstonecraft Publisher: Broadview Press ISBN: 146040131X Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 357
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Mary Wollstonecraft wrote these two novellas at the beginning and end of her years of writing and political activism. Though written at different times, they explore some of the same issues: ideals of femininity as celebrated by the cult of sensibility, the unequal education of women, and domestic subjugation. Mary counters the contemporary trend of weak, emotional heroines with the story of an intelligent and creative young woman who educates herself through her close friendships with men and women. Darker and more overtly feminist, The Wrongs of Woman is set in an insane asylum, where a young woman has been wrongly imprisoned by her husband. By presenting the novellas in light of such texts as Wollstonecraft’s letters, her polemical and educational prose, similar works by other feminists and political reformists, the literature of sentiment, and contemporary medical texts, this edition encourages an appreciation of the complexity and sophistication of Wollstonecraft’s writing goals as a radical feminist in the 1790s.
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