Angelique Chauvin Slater, born beautiful and privileged, is no fragile Southern belle, having weathered life’s storms with a resilient determination and an unshakable faith. Now, as a blushing young bride, she optimistically arrives in Washington City filled with joyful anticipation, eager to begin her happy future. But America in 1856 is a nation in transition, undeniably divided, a place of social unrest and political consequences. Hoping for a less-challenging, more familiar way of life, she is delighted when a professional opportunity for her husband moves them to Charleston, South Carolina, never imagining the life-altering event that would change everything and tear the republic apart. Suddenly entangled by two wars, one which grips the country and another, more sinister, which threatens her growing family, she must rise, unbroken, to fight like never before, engaging in a battle that tests her resolve and character. Angelique’s War, the second book in the series, is a story of the power of love to overcome even the most difficult obstacles, to turn wounds into wisdom and suffering into strength.
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Paula Millet, author of Angelique’s Storm, views becoming a writer as a second chapter, having spent her professional career as a high school educator. Holding a master's degree in Humanities, she has always been fascinated by the human experience, particularly the unique connection between people as they explore the world they share. She strives to create characters who are believable in their struggles and triumphs, to tell their stories in a way that will ultimately entertain, educate, and enlighten a reader. Originally from South Louisiana, she currently lives in suburban Atlanta, Georgia. Visit her website at www.paulamillet.com
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