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Angel and the Enemy [Paperback]

Marnie L Pehrson (Author)
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November 17, 2006
The War between the States is raging and Angelina Stone's world is falling apart. Her beloved father lies rotting in a Union prison and when her Georgia home is invaded by Yankee officers, Angelina knows she will never be the same again. Will Angelina be able to overcome her fears, lay prejudice aside, and learn to trust? When the stakes are high, will she risk losing everything? Only by doing so can she face the demons of her past and win the battle that rages in her own heart - a heart that is eternally tethered to . . . the enemy. "Angel and the Enemy" is an historical romance set against the backdrop of the Civil War where loves were lost and lives were changed. It was an era where men fought for freedom, independence, and unity. Yet, when the dust settled and the war was over the real battle raged on within the hearts of individuals. "Angel and the Enemy" captures the strength of the human spirit in overcoming adversity in a sweeping tale of love, honor, and betrayal. "Marnie Pehrson has a true gift for infusing her books with honor, hope, and love in all its world-altering glory. 'Angel and the Enemy' is a Southern charmer, a delectable novel not only for those who love romance and history, but for anyone who loves to read!" - Kerry Blair, author of "Ghost of a Chance" and "This Just In"

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  • Paperback: 292 pages
  • Publisher: C.E.S Business Consultants (November 17, 2006)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0972975098
  • ISBN-13: 978-0972975094
  • Product Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.7 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 14.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #246,489 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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Marnie L. Pehrson is a best-selling author, speaker and online publicist who helps spiritually-minded entrepreneurs find their place in the world and deliver their messages online. She is the creator of the longest running content directory, www.IdeaMarketers.com, where you can promote your articles, press releases, information products, videos, audios and expertise. Marnie is also a wife and mother of 6 and the author of 21 fiction and nonfiction titles. If there's truth or talent to be highlighted, Marnie's your girl. Her mission is to help you live yours.

Marnie has been writing books since 1994, but she didn't branch into fiction until 2003. Largely influenced by her friend and colleague, Marcia Lynn McClure, Marnie took her first attempt at fiction with a story about one of her favorite ancestors. She pitched the idea for "The Patriot Wore Petticoats" to her distributor in June of 2003, and had the novel virtually finished by September. A labor of love, the story of Marnie's 4th Great Grandmother, Dicey Langston, came in flashes of inspiration that flowed into a story that is now required reading at Langston Charter Middle School in Greenville, SC.

Once Marnie dipped her toe into fiction, she never wanted to leave. Other Southern novels followed including "Waltzing with the Light," "Rebecca's Reveries," "Beyond the Waterfall," "Angel and the Enemy," "In Love We Trust / Second Sight," "An Uncertain Justice" and two titles in the Granite LoveNotes series, "Hannah's Heart" and "Savannah Nights."

Marnie is an avid enthusiast of family history. She integrates elements of the places, people and events of her Southern family and heritage into her historical fiction novels. Marnie's life is steeped in Southern history from the little town of Daisy that she grew up in (the setting for "Waltzing with the Light") to the 24 acres bordering the famous Chickamauga Battlefield upon which her family resides. The Chickamauga Battlefield inspired "Rebecca's Reveries," "In Love We Trust" and Marnie's BarnesAndNoble.com best-seller "Angel and the Enemy" (December 2006).

Marnie continues to write non-fiction inspirational as well - focusing on helping people live true to themselves and their divine purposes on this planet. Her latest nonfiction, "Trust Your Heart: Transform Your Ideas Into Income" became a #1 Amazon Mover and Shaker.

 

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars review of angel and the enemy, November 28, 2006
This review is from: Angel and the Enemy (Paperback)
Having never read a piece of work specifically categorised as `clean-romance' I was curious about this novel. I must admit that there was a part of me that thought that 'clean-romance' translated into 'boring'. Truth could not be further from reality. I was pleasantly surprised by how this story was not only deeply entertaining, it contained all of the ingredients for a great story which are suspense, drama and action.

Briefly, the story begins sometime during the Civil War between the States in America. Angelina Stone's world is falling apart. Her beloved father lies rotting in a Union prison when her Georgia home is invaded by Yankee soldiers. She is traumatised by a particular experience and her saviour is one Elijah Willoughby. It is a long time before Angelina comes to terms with what happened. After the War ends and when her father returns, he convinces her to take up a teaching position in another town. There, she comes face to face with none other than Elijah. Their romance begins but it is not a journey without many obstacles; it reaches a satisfactory conclusion, nevertheless.

Certainly, I was hooked from the first page and I wanted to know more. Classified as a romance, it was easy to follow the plot and I could hazard a guess as to what would happen next. This by no means indicates that the story is without suspense for there were times when I was stunned by revelations made; for instance, I enjoyed discovering just who the man who stumbled along on one leg really was.

Living in the Far East and not having a clue how the land Ms. Pehrson wrote about looks like, I was still able to picture in my mind's eye the scenes she painted with her words. The landscape came alive and the various scenes were splendidly depicted. I can all but picture the homes of Angelina, Bonnie, Elijah, the school room and other locations mentioned therein. The conversation is dramatic and rather quaint. Care has clearly been taken to picture each and every portion of this book and an example of this is the way in which the `ladies of the night' speak when Elijah happens to visit a place of ill repute. Their manner of speech and description of the place is apt and precise. A scene that requires special mention is the one where Angelina does some shopping in the General Store - the description of the items for sale added to the element of authenticity of the time period in question.

The main characters are developed and easily recognisable. The fear Angelina feels after her traumatic experience comes across as very real and palpable. Her strength of character and yet, that secret desire to have a knight in shining armour come rescue her is certainly something a lot of women would identify with. Certainly, I feel for her and I found myself genuinely wanting the two main characters to fall for each other. Elijah Willoughby is depicted with all of the normal human anxieties and clumsiness of a man in love; the sensitivity with which he handles the situations before him and his acts of kindness all but strengthens the reader's perception of him.

If there is to be criticism of the book, then I would say that Angelina's younger siblings somewhat fade into the background soon after the introduction and seem superfluous. Nevertheless, I would highly recommend Angel and the Enemy to anyone who has a soft spot for romance and wishes to pass a few hours in a most pleasurable manner. It will leave a reader feeling all warm and happy with the knowledge that there is still some chivalry left in this world.

Review by Aneeta (a.k.a. Asian Storyteller)
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars I read it again!, January 11, 2007
This review is from: Angel and the Enemy (Paperback)
Marnie Pehrson does a great job telling a great story! I love being able to read a good clean romance - pure pleasure with no guilt! I really enjoyed the characters in this novel; it was fun to read a second time! Great job, Marnie! I look forward to a lot more clean romance novels...
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars very very very good book, May 3, 2007
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I really enjoyed this book. It moved along well. The story was interesting. It was nice to see good triumph over evil. The story was not preachy (like some Christian romances). A good read. I hope she writes more books.
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