Two historical novellas follow young women navigating marriage of convenience, war separation, and Depression-era survival through heartfelt letters and unexpected bonds.
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Two historical novellas follow young women navigating marriage of convenience, war separation, and Depression-era survival through heartfelt letters and unexpected bonds.
A penniless but pretty girl...a wealthy young man on his way to war--what could draw them into a marriage of convenience?In April 1898, Sophia Schiffler boards a train and meets Gannon Moore, both on their way to Chicago. Gannon is going to withdraw from the university to enlist in the Spanish American War. Teddy Roosevelt is gathering his Rough Riders to invade Cuba. Mourning the recent loss of his sister, Gannon is shocked when Sophia reveals she is going to marry a man she's never met. When t...
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Marriage of convenience, exchanged love letters, and growing attraction between couples
Spanish-American War enlistment and a soldier returning changed by combat
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Faith and devotional elements woven into characters' decisions and relationships
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Spanish-American War enlistment and era social upheaval depicted
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Widow facing isolation and economic hardship during the Depression
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