Four years after she left her home and Gator, her forbidden lover, for schooling in England, headstrong plantation owner's daughter Anjele Sinclair returns to find that Gator is on the enemy side in the War Between the States.
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A rabidly Southern belle and her Cajun lover have a standard on-again, off-again relationship in Hagan's ( Midnight Rose ) trite romance. Free-spirited Anjele, daughter of Louisiana plantation owner Elton Sinclair, falls for Brett "Gator" Cody, one of her father's employees, and they secretly become lovers. Alas, Anjele's spiteful and ill-tempered adopted sister Claudia learns of it and reveals all. After tricking the lovers into thinking that each has betrayed the other, Elton drives Gator off the plantation and ships Anjele to an English boarding school to instill discipline. After the Civil War breaks out and her mother dies, Anjele runs a blockade to return to a sadly changed home: her lonely father guards a secret that could be important to the Confederacy. Soon a prowler murders Elton and attacks Anjele, who is blinded as a result. Meanwhile Gator, who becomes a spy for the Union Army, is sent on assignment right back to the woman on whom he wants to avenge himself: Anjele, whom both North and South suspect may have learned her father's confidence before his death.
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Patricia Hagan did a terrific job of capturing the spirit of the South during a horrible time. Her research into that topic is to be applauded. Throwing a forbidden love into that mix was genius of her. I loved every page of the book and I was able to feel such intense emotions as her characters suffered at the hands of fate. As the reader, you most definitely learn to despise the character of Claudia right from the start. So, when Claudia finally receives what is coming to her, it is such a relief! I loved every story line in this book, it was full of many ups and downs and Mrs. Hagan truly made you feel like you were the one living the story.
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