Unforgettable people locked in the passions of love--and war.
The handsome Northerner who is bound by love and honor to fight for a cause that he does not believe in.
The lovely heiress who will pay any price, endure any shame, to hold onto the South she loves.
Born poor, he has never owned a slave, yet fights beside the aristocrats who scorn him--and finds the woman of his dreams.
The beautiful young slave who loves a white man more than the promise of freedom.
The young man who loves Fanny and whose devotion to his white owner will be sorely tried.
The man who hates his own slavery, and will do everything he can to destroy the South.
The stunning Cherokee princess who is shunned by both the North and the South, and by the man whose love she craves.
Their lives are irrevocably entwined by a war they neither wanted nor understood, by love that dared to cross the barriers of class and race, and by a way of life that disappeared with...
The Last Plantation is another of those sprawling antebellum sagas that I love to sink into. It's not Gone with the Wind, but it is a fairly engaging read and I enjoyed the time I spent on the Plantation.
Out of all the books this is my favorite. It is based on true events starting before the Civil War and go forward.If you enjoy American history with some romance thrown in this is a must read