Till My Last Breath

Till My Last Breath

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They came from two different families, from different parts of the nation, and with their own beliefs but somehow fell madly in love with each other. Rebecca Carter was the only daughter with three brothers from a well respected wealthy southern family. She never expected to find love when she traveled to Pennsylvania with her older brother to visit his friend. William Hayes was the youngest child that came from a wealthy northern family. He never laid eyes on such beauty when his older brother friend comes to visit and bring his younger sister. Over a course of a year they start to fall madly in love with each other but as the Civil War starts to break out it threatens to tear their families friendship apart along with their love. Can their families still maintain friendship and can they find away to be together even though they come from different parts?
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