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Across the Borderlines (INCOMPLETE)

Across the Borderlines (INCOMPLETE)

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Annette Mercier is an enigma to those who know her. On the surface, the picture of a fine southern lady, but bubbling deep inside, a temper and fire that could shame the devil lie. This sharp demeanor of hers causes conflict, especially when the girl who would die for The Cause meets a Yankee who sets out to challenge her. But as war breaks out, Annette's life is changed in ways she cannot comprehend. With the war for states rights raging on, how will this fierce belle fare in the face of challenges she had never seen coming? (New parts every Sunday or when I have time and randomly update)
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America's greatest conflict. The Civil War. 1861-1865. Brother against brother, father against son. Elizabeth Hawkins is only 19 when war breaks out. She must make the biggest decision in her short life: Does she join her brother and nurse those in need, or does she live comfortably in the peace of her own home? Note: The battles and commanders are real events and people. I tried to be as accurate as possible with events of battles. Other than those, this is a completely original story. Also, the picture above is an illustration of the attack on Fort Sumter April 12, 1861; beginning of one of the bloodiest wars in American history, if not the bloodiest. Image is courtesy of an article from the Smithsonian.

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