In the sequel to One Wore Blue, the other Cameron brother, Daniel, is bewitched by Callie Michaelson, a wild beauty who hates the South but who could make him forget the horrors of the war.
And One Wore Gray (Camerons Saga: Civil War Trilogy)
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
By janlouise
Format:Mass Market Paperback
One Wore Blue starts with the beginning of the Civil War and is the Cameron family's view point of the war- it is especially concerned with the brother (Jesse Cameron) who feels that he must fight on the Union side of the war. (A great book!) And One Wore Gray is the 2nd story of Graham's Civil War trilogy about the Cameron Family- the reader now gets a glimpse of the war fought from the Confederate side. Daniel Cameron, brother to Jesse (the Union sergeon)is a Confederate Cavalier. The story picks up approximately half way through the war (where One Wore Blue stopped) when Daniel is wounded (for a second time) during a battle on a farmland in Maryland. Callie Michaelson is a widow of a Union solder that is living on family property alone, trying to hold things together until her brothers are able to return from the war. Daniel ends up at her home and even though Callie is a very strong Union supporter, she recognizes Daniel as being a human being in need of medical help, instead of looking at him strictly as her enemy. She takes him in to nurse him while he steals her heart. During his recover of a approximately a week they are able to forget the war and live a fantasy of what life might be like if only the war... But then Daniel must leave to return to his Confederate cause. Callie is caught- having to make the decision of letting Daniel escape and be killed by the Yankee soldiers that now know of his existance or call him back to be captured and possibly go to Yankee prison camp. Will Daniel ever forgive her? Will she be able to let him know that she loves him? And this all happens right about the beginning. It is a great story. I appreciated how Ms. Graham continued the story from one book to another. She ends the war with One Wore Gray. The ending is great! I cried.... Read more ›
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback
I loved "One Wore Blue" so much and my hopes were high for the story of Jesse's brother, Daniel Cameron. This book grabbed me from the very first pages. The story of the Confederate soldier in love with the Yankee lady may seem to be cliche, but Heather Graham does it with such emotion, such passion, such depth that it seems like a brand new story. As with the story of Jesse and Kiernan, Daniel and Callie's story is rife with emotional turmoil. The characters are easy to fall in love with and you find yourself aching for them to find their way to each other. I get quite frustrated with the stories that have the hero and heroine endlessly fighting and bickering, but with Heather Graham (especially this particular trilogy), the tension is always deeper than selfishness, or the lead characters merely being irritated by each other. When Callie goes running after Daniel right before he is captured, you hold your breath wanting desperately for them to be able to avoid the pain you see coming. When Daniel thinks that Callie has betrayed him, your heart breaks knowing what a horrible misunderstanding has occurred and you are right there with them in the midst of their pain and longing for each other.
This book not only lived up to my high expectations, it surpassed them. This is a MUST READ, as is its predecessor.
This book not only lived up to my high expectations, it surpassed them. This is a MUST READ, as is its predecessor.
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback
This story takes place in the 1800's during the civil war. Callie finds an enemy soldier dying on her front lawn and can't bare to just leave him to die. She takes Daniel in and nurses him back to health. They fall in love very fast but Callie is forced to betray Daniel to save his life. He hates her for it and swears to return for her one day...for revenge. When they meet again will there firey romance rekindle or will hatred take over?
I LOVED this book! It is only the second romance I have read and I have to admit that I am an addict now! You can just feel Daniel and Callie's love for eachother! I have to say though, the war parts were boring to me. I found my self speed reading through the parts where Daniel was fighting in the war. I just wanted to get back to reading about him and Callie together. The book didn't grab my attention at first but I am so glad I stuck with it because it really does grab it eventually and leaves you not able to put it down! A must read if you enjoy reading about passionate romances.
I LOVED this book! It is only the second romance I have read and I have to admit that I am an addict now! You can just feel Daniel and Callie's love for eachother! I have to say though, the war parts were boring to me. I found my self speed reading through the parts where Daniel was fighting in the war. I just wanted to get back to reading about him and Callie together. The book didn't grab my attention at first but I am so glad I stuck with it because it really does grab it eventually and leaves you not able to put it down! A must read if you enjoy reading about passionate romances.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Regan
Format:Mass Market Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is the second in the Cameron Saga Civil War trilogy (and follows the Cameron stories told in Graham's North American Women trilogy). I highly recommend the whole Cameron Saga--all 6 books. They are rich in history, well-told romances with amazing detail, seamless dialog and a family of wonderful men and women you will love.
This is Daniel Cameron's story and begins in 1863 as a young Yankee widow in Sharpsburg, Maryland, Callie Michaelson, looks out on a field of battle--her front lawn--to see dead and dying boys in blue and gray. And she remembers the officer in gray she met a year before...Daniel, the father of her 2-month old baby. The story then unfolds through Callie's flashback.
Daniel and Callie fell in love the first time they met and came together in great passion in the midst of war, she a Yankee and he a Confederate officer. When he is captured by the Yankees and sent to their prison, he blames Callie for betraying him. He escapes prison to return to his regiment and it takes him a year to get back to Sharpsburg. There is little trust between Daniel and Callie, even when he finds out she has given him a son. Neither will admit they still are very much in love.
Like "One Wore Blue," you will laugh and you will cry, as you become a part of the war that tore apart a nation and tore apart families...a time that shaped our nation. Graham has done a superb job of bringing that history to life while continuing the generational saga of the wonderful Cameron men.
She has produced a series of keepers--all 5 star romances! I highly recommend them.... Read more ›
This is Daniel Cameron's story and begins in 1863 as a young Yankee widow in Sharpsburg, Maryland, Callie Michaelson, looks out on a field of battle--her front lawn--to see dead and dying boys in blue and gray. And she remembers the officer in gray she met a year before...Daniel, the father of her 2-month old baby. The story then unfolds through Callie's flashback.
Daniel and Callie fell in love the first time they met and came together in great passion in the midst of war, she a Yankee and he a Confederate officer. When he is captured by the Yankees and sent to their prison, he blames Callie for betraying him. He escapes prison to return to his regiment and it takes him a year to get back to Sharpsburg. There is little trust between Daniel and Callie, even when he finds out she has given him a son. Neither will admit they still are very much in love.
Like "One Wore Blue," you will laugh and you will cry, as you become a part of the war that tore apart a nation and tore apart families...a time that shaped our nation. Graham has done a superb job of bringing that history to life while continuing the generational saga of the wonderful Cameron men.
She has produced a series of keepers--all 5 star romances! I highly recommend them.... Read more ›
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
A wonderful read!
Loved the story, but it sure could use a good editor-- I've never seen so many errors. I highly recommend.
Published 1 month ago by rhonda mccay
5.0 out of 5 stars
Heather Graham Does Not Disappoint
Another great book in a series of three. Younger son Cameron, a Confederate soldier meets a Yankee beauty. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Whistle Britches
5.0 out of 5 stars
Loved It!!
When I read "And One Wore Blue," I didn't think this book was going to be as good as that one. I enjoyed it just as much. This is a great Trilogy. Read more
Published 2 months ago by RomanceGirl
4.0 out of 5 stars
One Wore Gray
I enjoyed this book very much as I did One Wore Blue. The perpective of states right with the South cmes through as the slavery issue.
Published 3 months ago by RCliff37
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good Book!
Just as great as the book "The One Wore Blue". Heather Graham is such a great writer and I can not wait to read her next book!
Published 4 months ago by snoopy
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good comparison of both sides.
Good history about the Civil War. Learned more than when in school, a million years ago. Enjoyed the historical story.
Published 4 months ago by Joan M. Clasby
3.0 out of 5 stars
Okay.
It was ok. Not the best I have read. I will save it and read again next year. I do like her books.
Published 5 months ago by Kathy Hewerdine
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent read!
I thought this story was easily as good, if not a little bit better, than One Wore Blue. While Jesse is definitely the hero in Blue, I found Daniel's character to be maybe a little... Read more
Published 9 months ago by P. Hefel
4.0 out of 5 stars
One Wore Gray
I read all three of these books, One Wore Blue, One Wore Gray and One Rode West. They were all good, but I especially liked One Wore Gray and also One Rode West, they both kept me... Read more
Published 11 months ago by Betty J. Kelly
5.0 out of 5 stars
excellent book 2
Loved it. Not only did you fall in love with new characters but you learned more about what happened to the characters from book 1. One of the best 2 nd books that I have read.
Published 13 months ago by Kelli
