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Antebellum Struggles #4
A Spy's Eyes: Rachael's Story
"A Spy's Eyes: Rachael's Story", is author Dickie Erman's first short story, set in the genre of his "Antebellum Struggles" books. A Spy's Eyes is a deeply moving tale of Rachael, the interracial daughter of a wealthy cotton plantation owner. The Nation's in turmoil as the great Civil War rages, and Rachael is determined to enter the fray as a spy in the Confederacy's secret service.
She moves to Washington D.C., where she infiltrates the inner circles of the Union army, beguiling its officers into divulging military secrets she can use to aid the South in its crusade to maintain slavery and its way of life.
Plot twists abound, and her journey leads her to a deeper understanding of the war and the men and women who are willing to die for their competing causes.
She moves to Washington D.C., where she infiltrates the inner circles of the Union army, beguiling its officers into divulging military secrets she can use to aid the South in its crusade to maintain slavery and its way of life.
Plot twists abound, and her journey leads her to a deeper understanding of the war and the men and women who are willing to die for their competing causes.
261 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 30, 2018
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June 9, 2020
A spies lies never end.
Being a spy is more complicated than Rachael could ever imagine. But she's good at it and it's fun? There are some things that start to prick her conscience. Especially about what she was taught on a southern plantation by her dear Daddy. No matter, she can make up her own ending.
Being a spy is more complicated than Rachael could ever imagine. But she's good at it and it's fun? There are some things that start to prick her conscience. Especially about what she was taught on a southern plantation by her dear Daddy. No matter, she can make up her own ending.
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