James Goldby is on the wrong side of the Civil War. Born into a long line of Georgia farmers, he's never lived without slaves. He enlists in the Confederate militia because everyone else tells him it's the right thing to do. But is it? Josephine "Josie" Sherman is daughter to a well off, honest, and kind merchant. Unable to join the war as a soldier, she signs up as a volunteer Union nurse to serve her country as best she can. With a deep-seated hatred for "rebs," she wonders how God could ever be merciful to such men. James and Josie meet when James is left hurt, hungry, and helpless in enemy territory. When the lines between grey and blue are stripped away, will they be able to find common ground? Or will a battlefield forever stretch between them? #thelightawards2k20

When finding evidence is by the skin of one's teeth, what price are you willing to lay to find the culprit?

Ally has never known unconditional love. Raised under demands of perfection by someone who was far from it, the feeling of not being good enough is one she carries with her. Despite two university degrees and a solid group of friends, she has a hard time loving herself and she finds herself wondering if this is all there is to life. Logan doesn't know why he's angry, but he is. His attitude keeps most people at bay but he's sick of the fake bullshit with family, friends and females. He's coasting through life with no real drive or dream. He craves something true to believe in before he's too far gone. Then fate, or maybe bad decisions, bring him to Ally with her warm, profound eyes filled with secrets. But with hidden mysteries of his own, can Logan truly mean something to someone else...and can this enigmatic girl open places in his heart he never knew existed? In opening up to each other can they start to accept themselves - or will they leave each other in even more pieces?