Beneath the Honeysuckle Vine

De: Marcia Lynn McClure

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Civil War. No one could flee from the nightmare of battle and the countless lives it devoured. Everyone had sacrificed—suffered profound misery and unimaginable loss. Vivianna Bartholomew was no exception. The war had torn her from her home, orphaned her. The merciless war seemed to take everything—even the man she loved. Still, Vivianna yet knew gratitude, for a kind friend had taken her in upon the death of her parents. Thus, she was cared for—even loved. Yet as General Lee surrendered, signaling the war’s imminent end, as Vivianna remained with the remnants of the Turner family, her soul clung to the letters written by her lost soldier—to his memory written in her heart. Could a woman ever heal from the loss of such a love? Could a woman’s heart forget that it may find another? Vivianna Bartholomew thought not. Still, it is often in the world that miracles occur—that love endures even after hope has been abandoned. Thus, one balmy Alabama morning, as two ragged soldiers wound the road toward the Turner house, Vivianna began to know—to know that miracles

it was ok

I was really hoping that this book was going to be amazing. A good chunk of the book seemed so repetitive which made it hard for me to stay focused. the last five or six chapters we're probably the best parts of the book. I really hope that other books from this author that I hope to read are a little bit better.

Wonderful post Civil War story

This is such a sweet post Civil War story. There are some unexpected twists and turns and intrigue. The children in the story are so cute and happy, such a reminder of hope in a time that was hard