
Bittersweet
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Everything changed for Laura Taylor when the South lost the Civil War. The Yankees' arrival in South Carolina drove Laura and her soldier husband, Jesse, westward to seek a new beginning. But Laura's hopes crumble when Jesse dies, and she finds herself pregnant and alone in a wild railroad camp with winter coming in fast. The only one she can turn to is Dr. Spencer Hardin.
Spencer returned from the war to discover his wife had run off with another man, taking his young son with them. Vowing to get his child back, he started the long journey to San Francisco, and not even the revelation of his wife's death could stop his vengeful journey. But when a blizzard rages, Spencer finds himself stranded, fighting for the lives of Laura Taylor and her baby, and the first steps on the path to redemption.
"A well-written story of two people who find love in recovering from the past and the war that tore apart a nation." - Historical Romance Review with Regan Walker
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Person
A former history and English teacher, Anita Mills turned to writing in the mid-1980's. After her regency romance SCANDAL BOUND was published followed by her highly acclaimed LADY OF FIRE, Anita Mills went on to enjoy an award filled career. Her historical novels and regency short stories are ranked among the best in their respective genres. The parents of four children, Anita and her husband Larry find peace on a small farm near Plattsburgh, Missouri. This former teacher has drawn upon her love for both history and English to enrich her novels.
Content
- Intro
- Bittersweet
- Copyright
- Franklin, Tennessee: December, 1864
- Near Salisbury, North Carolina: April 12, 1865
- North Carolina: May 14, 1865
- Central Georgia: May 18, 1865
- Near Fort Kearny, Nebraska Territory: July 31, 1865
- Nebraska Territory: September 11, 1865
- Near Fort Kearney: September 15, 1865
- Wyoming: October 5, 1865
- Nebraska Territory: October 26, 1865
- Western Nebraska: November 20, 1865
- Western Nebraska: March 8, 1866
- San Francisco: July 10, 1866
- San Francisco: November, 1871
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