Enemy Lines

A Riveting Historical Novel of Adventure and Love

De: Vanessa Lind

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In the relentless turmoil of the Civil War, Union spy Hattie Logan engineers a daring escape from the infamous Libby Prison. Fueled by an unyielding determination for retribution, she embarks on a quest to hunt down Luke Blackstone, the double agent who betrayed her and her first true love.

Her relentless pursuit of justice leads her to the heart of Tennessee, where she forms an unlikely alliance with the spirited and unpredictable Pauline Carlton, once an actress, now a fellow spy. Together, Hattie and Pauline enlist the aid of a resourceful Nashville prostitute, unraveling a perilous web of deception masterminded by Blackstone and a ruthless guerrilla fighter from the South.

Still, John Elliott, the commanding soldier overseeing Hattie's mission, remains skeptical of her claims. It is only when Pauline falls into enemy hands and Hattie defies all odds that the steadfast lieutenant wavers. Reluctantly joining forces, Hattie and Elliott embark on a dangerous journey behind enemy lines, where Hattie must decide how far she is willing to go to achieve her revenge.

Inspired by the hidden stories of extraordinary women, this poignant tale weaves a tapestry of friendship, love, and unwavering courage, transporting readers to a time when bonds were forged amidst chaos, and the strength of the human spirit illuminated even the darkest corners of history.

Will anyone believe Hattie?

In the second book of the Blue and Gray series, Hattie continues to follow her own mind and finds herself in hot water. I thoroughly enjoyed this novel and audio as I read/listened to Hattie's daring moves as she fought to escape prison, but will anyone believe her? Many poignant moments in this book pull on the heartstrings, so readers should be prepared. Book 2 is just as engaging and entertaining as the first in the series. I am eager to be engaged in Book 3 to see what our author has in store for Hattie.

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it was decent story telling, short story but ok a good story to read invetween other books