Katherine Wallace has come north to
escape her family’s shunning due to her opposing slavery. But as a
Southerner, she finds no welcome in Ohio. . .except from a
returning Yankee soldier.
Daniel Kirby arrives home after General Lee’s surrender at
Appomattox, weary from war. He longs to return to teaching at a
university but feels a pull to remain with his family’s farm. .
.and to be near the captivating Southern young lady staying with
his aunt.
Midst the tumultuous aftermath of war, will Daniel and Katherine
allow God to heal their hearts and bind them together as one?
From the Back Cover
Katherine doesn’t fit in the North or South.
Katherine Wallace has come north to escape her family’s shunning due to her opposing slavery. But as a Southerner, she finds no welcome in Ohio. . .except from a returning Yankee soldier.
Daniel Kirby arrives home after General Lee’s surrender at Appomattox, weary from all the death and destruction of war. He longs to return to teaching at a university but feels a pull to remain with his family’s farm. . .and to be near the captivating Southern young lady staying with his aunt.
As Daniel and Katherine begin to fall in love, neighbors attempt to force Katherine to return south, while others plot to steal the Kirby farm. Midst the tumultuous aftermath of war, will Daniel and Katherine allow God to heal their hearts and bind them together as one?