Another Time– Another Place
Another Time– Another Place by Bonnie L. Crank is a work of fiction published by Heartsong Presents in 1994. This 170-page novel explores the complexities of loyalty and love against the backdrop of the Civil War, focusing on Kaitland, who has taken on the responsibility of managing her family’s 4,000-acre plantation following her father’s illness. As a Confederate daughter, she faces the challenge of a Yankee search party intent on uncovering a suspected female spy, forcing her to navigate her conflicting emotions and allegiances.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of identity and conflict, as Kaitland grapples with her southern heritage and her feelings for a handsome Yankee lieutenant. The story presents a vivid portrayal of the tensions between the North and South, highlighting how personal relationships can complicate broader loyalties. This edition offers a glimpse into the struggles of a woman caught between her duty to her family and her heart, set against a richly detailed historical backdrop.
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Since her father’s illness, Kaitland, a wisp of a woman, has had the sole responsibility for Glen More, the family’s 4,000-acre plantation. Although she has succeeded remarkably well, the arrival of a Yankee search party may be the ultimate test of his true Confederate daughter.
The search party’s mission is clear: to uncover a Confederate spy, whom they suspect is a woman. Kaitland’s mission is now clouded, she cannot deny her southern roots, or her love for a handsome Yankee lieutenant.
The line between the North and the South has been drawn. Will it now be blurred by love, or by the wistful refrain, another time, another place.
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