July 18, 2016

 
"Faith" 
Lyn Cote

A Quakeress on a Civil War battlefield?  The Quakers don't believe in war. But Faith had a gift for nursing. So she offers her skills to take care of the wounded & to use the opportunity to search for a freeborn childhood friend who was kidnapped & sold to the south by unscrupulous slave catchers.

She enlists the help of Colonel Devlin Knight, who himself, although a Union soldier, has a slave.  Yet this slave is more of a friend than a slave.

Traveling east with Grant's army, Devlin and Faith fight their personal battles and a growing attraction to each other.

Can they put aside their personal differences and listen to their hearts?

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I enjoyed this book very much.  I haven't read many "Quaker" books.  This read by Lyn Cote offered a new aspect where you wouldn't think a Quaker would be involved with a war.

It offered many twists and turns, which kept things interesting.  

Would definitely recommend this book!

I RECEIVED THIS COMPLIMENTARY BOOK FROM TYNDALE PUBLISHERS FOR REVIEW PURPOSES. 

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