Even before the real battle begins, Sarah becomes a widow, but never considers returning home to Tennessee. Instead she stays with the soldiers she considers family. Like Molly Pitcher she enters the smoky battlefields, tending the wounded. Sarah finds friendship and love again, as well as a fortune to be lost and many to care for as the war progresses and freedom is gained. Few paint a picture of history with as fine a brushstroke as Ms. Robson.
Readers hear, smell, taste and feel every gunshot, cannon ball and bullet wound.
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