by Annette O'Hare (Author)
Civil War has robbed Margaret Logan of all she holds dear, including her beloved New Orleans home and her fianc . When her family moves to the desolate Bolivar Peninsula to manage a lighthouse that is no longer there, all her hopes for a normal future are dashed.
Her world is rocked once again when a wounded Yankee soldier washes ashore needing her help. Despite her contempt for the North, Margaret falls in love with Thomas Murphy. As their love blooms, Margaret's sister is overcome with neurosis, and her mind slowly slips away. Bitterness, psychosis and depression yield a decision fueled by contempt. Will one fatal choice cause Margaret to lose the man she loves and condemn Thomas to death?
Author Biography
Annette O'Hare is active in ministry, working in the AWANA program and as lead director and writer for the Word of Life Players drama group she formed at her church. Married to her husband, Dan for thirty years, the couple enjoys saltwater fishing on the Texas Gulf Coast and spending time with family. The O'Hare's are proud parents of two Texas A&M graduates, one exceedingly imaginative high schooler and two rambunctious, loveable rescue dogs, Max and Jay.