The Christmas at Carnton

<p>This tender love story between two wounded people whom God brings together for healing is a book readers will enjoy anytime--but <em>especially </em>at Christmas! --<strong>Francine Rivers</strong> <em>New York Times </em>bestselling author of <em>Redeeming Love </em>and <em>A Voice in the Wind</em></p><p><strong>Amid war and the fading dream of the Confederacy a wounded soldier and a destitute widow discover the true meaning of Christmas--and sacrificial love.</strong></p><p>Recently widowed Aletta Prescott struggles to hold life together for herself and her six-year-old son. With the bank threatening to evict them she discovers an advertisement for the Women's Relief Society auction and applies for a position--only to discover it's been filled. Then a chance meeting with a wounded soldier offers another opportunity--and friendship. But can Aletta trust this man?</p><p>Captain Jake Winston a revered Confederate sharpshooter suffered a head wound at the Battle of Chickamauga. When doctors deliver their diagnosis Jake fears losing not only his greatest skill but his very identity. As he heals Jake is ordered to assist with a local Women's Relief Society auction. He respectfully objects. Kowtowing to a bunch of crinolines isn't his idea of soldiering. But orders are orders and he soon discovers this group of ladies--one in particular--is far more than he bargained for.</p><p>Set against the backdrop and history of the Carnton Plantation in Franklin Tennessee <em>Christmas at Carnton </em>is a story of hope renewed and faith restored at Christmas.</p>