Books like The Secret of Richmond Manor (Bonnets and Bugles #3) by Gilbert Morris
During the Civil War, Leah Carter, a young girl devoted to helping her father distribute Bibles to Union soldiers, relocates with his ailing uncle to a house believed by townspeople to be haunted. Inside, she encounters a supernatural presence that challenges her beliefs and brings her closer to Jeff, a 14‑year‑old drummer boy in the Confederate Army. Throughout the four years of conflict, the story follows Leah and Jeff, along with their families and friends, as they navigate hope, hardship, and faith, illustrating how God’s grace can sustain them in the darkest times.
First publish date: 1995
Genre: Christian Fiction/Christian Romance
Authors: Gilbert Morris
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