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Wall of Fire
First published 1995
Allyn Griffeth and the Rocklin family face a conflict that now consumes entire regions and leaves fewer possibilities for neutrality. Military reverses, bereavement and uncertain love test relationships already damaged by years of war.
The novel continues the family saga through the Civil War’s turning period, using Christian themes of endurance and reconciliation. Its fictional lives convey the accumulating pressure of campaigns rather than reconstructing a single battle alone.
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