Marella Sands Pořadí knih

The narrative explores the fragile beginnings of reconciliation between the Union and the Free States, introducing an unexpected terror in the form of a deadly disease targeting government officials. As hope for unity emerges, the threat of illness looms large, leaving those affected with a slim chance of survival. This tension between hope and fear drives the story, highlighting the precarious nature of political and social healing amidst unforeseen challenges.

Hollis Fairfield yearns to escape her farm life, but her only opportunity leads her to Camp Pinewood, where she becomes an unwilling observer of shocking events. Feeling helpless, her despair shifts when she encounters a young girl in need of assistance. Determined to make a difference despite overwhelming odds, Hollis grapples with her limitations and the challenges of standing up against the darkness surrounding her.

Exploring an alternative perspective on the Civil War, this book argues that the Union's defeat has had lasting implications on American society and politics. It delves into the idea that the ideals of freedom and unity were ultimately overshadowed by division and conflict. Through a critical examination of historical events and their aftermath, the author presents a thought-provoking narrative that challenges conventional interpretations of the war's outcome and its relevance to contemporary issues.

In a Union city facing imminent destruction, the struggle for survival intensifies as its inhabitants unite against a looming threat. The narrative explores themes of resilience and community as characters navigate perilous challenges. With time running out, they must confront their fears and work together to protect their home, highlighting the strength found in solidarity amidst chaos. This gripping tale captures the urgency of their fight against overwhelming odds and the deep bonds that form in the face of adversity.

Set in the unfamiliar landscape of Baton Rouge, agent Delilah Thorn navigates a world filled with cultural challenges and potential threats. As she grapples with local customs, a mysterious religion, and a web of deceit, Thorn's mission becomes urgent. She must unravel the reasons behind Louisiana's decision to close its death camps and seek independence from the Confederacy. The story explores themes of identity, resilience, and the complexities of political change in a turbulent environment.

Humans have been wondering about the fate of their souls for thousands of years, perhaps hundreds of thousands. Join Marella Sands in an exploration of the origins of beliefs in souls, what some cultures think on the subject and just who or what that might be in the corner of your eye. Look quick, or you migh tnot spot the nearest drifting soul...