by Holly Bush
Reed Jackson comes home from the Civil War in a wheelchair after fighting on behalf of the Confederacy. He lost one leg and seriously injured the other and cannot walk. His family’s plantation, which was his legacy, has been turned over to his younger brother so he sets out to create a new life for ...
A very well written book. I think the author has done a wonderful job of depicting a wide spectrum of human emotion. There are two main layers to this book - 1) the relationship of Reed and Belle and 2) attitudes towards race relations and slavery in the post antebellum US. In Belle and Reed the aut...
“A bridge of silver wings stretches from the dead ashes of an unforgiving nightmareto the jeweled vision of a life started anew.” ― Aberjhani, [b:The River of Winged Dreams|8257009|The River of Winged Dreams|Aberjhani|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1281320864s/8257009.jpg|13104799]the Civil War may be...
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