Atlanta
- ISBN-10
- 193812085X
- ISBN-13
- 9781938120855
- Series
- Atlanta
- Category
- Fiction
- Pages
- 384
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2013-09-17
- Publisher
- Diversion Publishing Corp.
- Author
- Sara Orwig
Description
The conclusion of the USA Today–bestselling author’s sweeping historical romance trilogy is “a page-turner” (RT Book Reviews). The Northern soldiers ravaged Atlanta during the Civil War. Now as the city attempts to recover, all Claire Dryden has left is the little boy she has adopted and sworn to protect with her life. When the handsome Yankee colonel Fortune O’Brien storms into town, demanding to reclaim the boy he claims is his stolen son, Claire’s vow is put to the test. For she loves the boy more than life itself, but the passion O’Brien ignites in her threatens to weaken her resolve . . . With Atlanta, the author of New Orleans and Memphis completes this trilogy of passionate love stories set against the dramatic backdrop of the Civil War. “Fast-paced action and escalating romantic tension . . . These O’Brien men may well be addictive!” —RT Book Reviews “A wonderful romance told with passion and style . . . Well-developed characters . . . This book is HOT.” —Affaire de Coeur
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- 2007-11
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- Cabazon Books
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