
A Civil War soldier with amnesia falls in love with a Quaker nurse amid betrayal, court-martial, and faith struggles.
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A Civil War soldier with amnesia falls in love with a Quaker nurse amid betrayal, court-martial, and faith struggles.
Burke Rocklin, Clay's irresponsible brother, returns home with one goal: to marry an heiress. He fixes his sights on Belinda King, a spoiled but beautiful young heiress who leads him a merry chase. But Burke's plans are waylaid by the Second Battle of Manassas, where he is critically wounded. In a coma, stripped of his possessions by scavengers, he is mistakenly transported to the Union army hospital. When he finally comes out of his coma, he does not know who he is. And so he is placed in Ward ...
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Central courtship and romance between main characters; fade-to-black intimacy
Civil War battle injuries and hospital scenes with wounded soldiers
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Strong Quaker faith themes, prayer, and spiritual conversion
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Civil War setting with themes of loyalty and treason
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War trauma, betrayal, and threat of execution
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