Atlanta

O'Brien Brothers #3

by Sara Orwig

Vowing to reclaim his stolen son and destroy the people responsible for taking him, Yankee colonel Fortune O'Brien's path is blocked by the beautiful Claire Dryden and her passionate determination to keep the boy she loves

Genres: Historical Romance, Historical Fiction, Romance, Civil War, Historical

384 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published April 1, 1995

About the author

USA Today bestselling romance author, Sara Orwig, has over sixteen million copies of her books in print. Internationally her books have 200 translations of her novels into 26 languages. She has written 97 books and was one of the first 6 inductees into the Oklahoma Professional Writers Hall of Fame and 2-time winner of Oklahoma Writers Federation awards for Best Oklahoma Novel. Sara is winner of eight ROMANTIC TIMES awards which include the Award for Best Western Historical Romance Writer and the Award for Best Contemporary Fiction Writer. aka Daisy Logan.
Sara currently is writing books that are a published by Harlequin Desire.

Reviews

[DelilahW · Rating 3 out of 5]

I learned what sex was from this novel. No joke. It was my older sister's book and I would sneak it out of her bedroom to read it when I was around 10 years old. Needless to say, as the years have gone on I've graduated to much more naughty romance novels, but this one was enjoyable in a nostalgic way. Classic boy-meets-girl and distrusts her from the get-go story. It was kind of reminiscent of Gone With The Wind in setting and characters. So if you love Civil War romances, this is a good one.

[Crystal Mary Lindsey · Rating 5 out of 5]

This story had everything. Firstly, it doesn't copy other books that I have read, it stood alone and full of descriptions, adventure, realism, and devotion.
Page after page, I was held captive to what was to occur next.
This author knows how to keep the reader captivated. Thank you so much for a wonderful experience of that old exciting time.

[Pam · Rating 5 out of 5]

Atlanta by Sara Orwig is the final in the trilogy about the O’Brien men and the women they love. It is an excellent book.
Claire Duncan is on the run with Michael who is now 6. She took him from the orphanage her father had placed him in and is now raising him as her own. She has to take a series of menial jobs to support them but never has she any use for men. Fortune O’Brien is looking for Michael. Michael is his son who was stolen from his wife on her deathbed. He cares nothing about the woman who has his son, just his son. He wants to get to him before Mr. Wenger does. Wenger is Michael’s grandfather.
From Natchez to New Orleans to Atlanta and Savannah, the action continues with the O’Briens. Will all end well?

[Kristi · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was by far my favorite book in the Civil War Saga by Sara Orwig. This book had the best storyline and the most authentic characters. They were easy to relate and feel connected to.

The pace of the book was great. No time to get bored or wonder how much longer till the end. I didn't realize I had read so much of the book until I stopped to take a break. I was amazed to discover I had read almost half the book. The book was just so easy to get and stay interested in.

I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a good historical romance to read.

[Susie Fiorito · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's a good romance as romance novels go. I only read romance on very rare occasions, maybe one every couple of years. I don't know what caught my eye about this one. I was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. It actually had a good plot and pretty well developed characters. I probably won't be reading another for a couple of years.

[Julia · Rating 4 out of 5]

The last in the series. All took place during the civil war or after. A good read for those who like Historical Romance.

[linda miles · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great saga

would love for another book to this saga.
I would recommend this book if you love the south and the civil war this would be a great red