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Summary: Sins Of The Father
Review: Young Brigadier General Jebediah Simpson Ellsworth is just one officer in the vast Southern Army. Born and raised in Vicksburg, Mississippi on the Wakefield Plantation, Jeb is a true Southern gentleman. But now Jeb is forced to examine his beliefs and the things his father raised him to believe in. He is seriously wounded in a battle at Cemetery Ridge and later taken to one of the many makeshift hospitals, this one is the home of the Bradshaw family. This is just the beginning for Jeb. The beginning of a nightmare, one he could only pray to make it through alive. Miss Faith Bradshaw has her family home taken over by Union soldiers and turned into a hospital for the wounded Confederate men. Thus the nightmare begins for Faith. Faith is a northern lady and her family is very supportive of the northern cause. After all, her father is currently abroad and working with Frederick Douglass. Now that Faith is forced to help treat and care for the wounded Rebels, she must question her own beliefs. These men are not the heathens that they have been told consisted of the Rebel Army. These men even though they were now prisoners and on enemy soil, were still nothing less than true gentlemen. This is also just the beginning for Faith as she comes face to face with someone that she finds herself drawn to Jeb. A delightful novel.
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