Rachel's choice
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Author
Publication
1998-08-29 - Ivy Books, New York
Word Count
84,500 words, Guess
Page Count
338 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiverachelschoice00fren
- ISBN-100345408748
- ISBN-139780345408747
- LibraryThing2040657
- Goodreads3123937
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- OCLC Control Number39911078
- Better World BooksO7-DJF-563
- Better World BooksO7-AWH-713
- Better World BooksW6-BSN-201
- Better World Books941-BAA-400
- Open LibraryOL20932729M
Description
THE YANKEE Rachel Irons is widowed, pregnant, and has many acres of crops to plant, but she is determined to save her Delaware farm, Rachel's Choice Plantation. When fate sends her an extra pair of hands in the form of a handsome rebel soldier, she's willing to risk the danger of harboring the enemy. And William Chancellor is willing to work her fields in return for her silence. But it will take every ounce of Rachel's tenacity to remember that this gentlemanly man with the warm-honey Virginia drawl is the enemy—and her heart loses the battle as soon as it begins. THE CONFEDERATE Though this man she calls Chance finds himself both moved and aroused by Rachel's strength and simple beauty, his honor demands that he uphold a blood vow he made long before he ever set eyes on her. But Rachel is a fighter, too, and giving up Chance is a surrender she vows never to make—even as his presence puts her own life in peril. . . . Set just after the Civil War, this is a classic historical romance by a beloved name in women's fiction, Judith E. French.
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