Lorena

by Eileen Townsend

Beautiful, talented, headstrong, from a sophisticated London background, Aimee Fitzwilliam was quite unprepared for the life she was expected to lead in the southern state of Georgia. And she was shocked to discover what her future husband, Charles MacDonald, was really like? In this slave owning society, riddled with cant and hypocrisy, she found just one kindred soul - Daniel Redmayne, the humanitarian master of Wildwood Plantation and was torn between duty and love

256 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1987

About the author

Eileen Townsend has been an intercessor since 1980, owner of a small pharmaceutical company for about 20 years, a nurse, and a Realtor. She was honored as Woman of the year in 2012 from The National Association of Professional Women and has been involved in politics for over 40 years trying to keep good leaders in Washington. Eileen is a mother of 4 and Nona to 3 beautiful grandchildren. She has been asking God for insight in America’s part in the end times spoken of in the Bible for several years now without getting any definite answer. After she completed a four and one-half month fast asking God to save our nation, She received insight from God about the question of America’s role in the upcoming days as well as information about what God wants from us in this end-time period. Saving our nation is the reason for this book.

Reviews

[Louise Broadfield · Rating 4 out of 5]

this books covers the wars of the american civil war. its is from the heroine point of view only. i did enjoy this book. i HATED the villain im glady he got what was coming in the end. i did enjoy this book. well done.