Civil Warriors

By: Tracy A. Ball

Narrated by: Robert Keesecker

I love you. God help me, but I do.” The air lay heavy between them. Her eyes were glossy with moisture, his intense with emotion. “Tell me, if you can, you do not feel the same,” he whispered so low, it might have been silence. “And make me believe it.”

Sometimes, love crosses boundaries, breaks chains, and demands freedom. The social order of the 1860s compels John Richard Sagamore to put aside his black pet Georgia Anne, an accomplished slave.

In an attempt to quell his unnatural yearnings, John Richard sets into motion events that divide his family, steal his freedom, and threaten his life.

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Excellent

I really loved ❤ this book. I love ready slave books were they were treated well🤗. This was the first time I listened to this author. I really enjoyef. I hope Audible will download more books by this author. I loved Georgia Ann travels. The book is so worth the credit. Enjoy🙂💘

True warriors of time that was uncertain and unkind but still guided by love!

The story is long but you find yourself being taken on a journey of Little Bit and her life of innocence and wonder. You see the love she has for John Richard never fades and her wits make her survive in a world or time that was not kind to her. You will see her life in full circle as those around her become a part of the story and become better because of her. A great read by Tracy A Ball - giving a well rounded history and a delightful listening experience by Robert Keesecker.

Civil Warriors

Good story loved the heroine didn’t care for the hero his rejection of the heroine led to her problems. Should of had a woman narrator to help tell the story the narrator was ok but he didn’t bring enough emotion to the reading which would have helped the story the narrator seem to make the story boring.

On the fence

The narrator did very well and I enjoyed his narration. The story started off well but it seemed to get lost in the middle. I don't really care for the ending because it was expected.