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The Rebel Bride
Tennessee, 1863. Pearl MacFarlane’s family farm becomes an improvised refuge for wounded soldiers from both the Union and Confederate armies. Although she identifies with the South, nursing suffering men makes it increasingly difficult to preserve the clear moral divisions with which she began the war.
Union soldier Joshua Wheeler is recovering from an amputation and intends to gather intelligence while stranded behind Confederate lines. Pearl’s compassion challenges his assumptions about the family sheltering him, while his determination to remain useful draws danger towards the farm. Their relationship forms amid disability, divided allegiance and the immediate cost of civil conflict.
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