Love and Glory
Love and Glory by Patricia Hagan, published by HarperCollins Publishers in 1982, is a historical romance novel that unfolds on a North Carolina farm. The story centers on Kitty and Travis, who initially find happiness together until Travis is drawn to adventure in Haiti. Upon his return, he discovers that Kitty has been abducted by Luke Tate, leading to a series of emotional upheavals as Travis grapples with the loss of his beloved.
Readers will encounter a narrative that explores themes of love and devotion against the backdrop of war and personal tragedy. As Travis faces the haunting memories of Kitty, he is forced to confront his feelings, even as he marries another woman, Marilee. This edition, comprising 376 pages, delves into the complexities of relationships and the enduring nature of true love, culminating in a dramatic conclusion that reflects the characters’ struggles and triumphs.
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Kitty and Travis, united at last, have found happiness on her ancestral North Carolina farm — until the lure of adventure takes Travis to Haiti. When Travis returns, he finds his beautiful bride has been abducted by the murderous, swaggering Luke Tate. Distraught when he is shown Kitty’s grave, Travis is haunted by crushing memories of the one woman who ever filled his heart. And he knows he can never belong to another woman — even the lovely Marilee, whom he marries. The stunning climax to the love story of Kitty and Travis — which blazed across a North and South consumed by war, which smouldered in the ashes of a conquered land — now reaches its magnificent conclusion in the triumph of true devotion and a love meant to last forever.
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