Journal Entry 1 by appaloosatb from Rochester, Minnesota USA on Saturday, February 26, 2005

from the back cover:

"They loved and fought with a passion that could never be conquered.

"Out of the glory and agony that was the Civil War, bestselling author Patricia Hogan has brought to life a tale of victory and tragedy, love and pain, escape and triunphant reunion - the epic saga of a woman betrayed into bondage by her spiteful twin sister, forced to fight for her beloved family plantation, Pinhurst, and for a man her heart could not resist.

"Horse breeder Rance Taggert was a dashing scoundrel, an irresistible rogue. In a reckless horse-racing bet he won an extraordinary prize - April Jennings, the beautiful Southern belle kidnapped from her plantation home.

"Terrified and alone, April escaped and made her way across thundering battlefields, risking injury and worse at the hands of brutal men. Yet even in her determination to find a way home, April could not forget Rance... for though she might escape him, he had won her heart forever!"

Registered as part of the "race to 2k" challenge. 

Journal Entry 2 by appaloosatb from Rochester, Minnesota USA on Saturday, April 09, 2005

Journal Entry 3 by Kiptos from Singapore, n/a Singapore on Saturday, May 14, 2005

Received this earlier this week, thanks appaloosatb. 

Journal Entry 4 by Kiptos from Singapore, n/a Singapore on Sunday, May 15, 2005

The beginning was quite good, up until the hero won the heroine in a horse race. The heroine was determined to go home and rescue her sick father from the clutches of her evil twin and equally determined not to be the hero's woman, but as sson as he kissed her, she was practically begging to be his, which seems to be unbelievable.

From there onwards, she does her best to escape and make her way home, only to end up in more trouble like being mistaken for a Union spy and getting thrown into prison.

I admire her loyalty and love for her father and even her evil twin (whom she loved and refused to believe is as bad as she behaves) but I do wish she has more sense.

I also like the history of the war, the description of how the soldiers and the civilians suffered, how food was scarce and often the army had to feed on rats and even their own horses.
 

Journal Entry 5 by Kiptos from Singapore, n/a Singapore on Thursday, August 18, 2005

Sent on its way to nikel27. Eta in Oct. 

Journal Entry 6 by nikel27 from Ginsheim-Gustavsburg, Hessen Germany on Wednesday, August 24, 2005

thanks so much, was really fast in arriving.

update:
Great read, thanks for sharing with me 

Journal Entry 7 by nikel27 from Ginsheim-Gustavsburg, Hessen Germany on Wednesday, July 11, 2007

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Journal Entry 8 by nikel27 at RABCK in RABCK, A RABCK -- Controlled Releases on Monday, July 07, 2008

Released 3 yrs ago (7/15/2008 UTC) at RABCK in RABCK, A RABCK -- Controlled Releases

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I really needed the room, so I sent you a small m-bag full of books, please enjoy reading them 

Journal Entry 9 by katayoun from Tehran, Tehran Iran on Monday, September 29, 2008

thanks! thanks! thanks!