My Review of Moonlight and Freedom by Lana Lynne
Civil War Historical Romance
Separated by Civil War, teenagers Richard and Jenny teenagers,
Richard and Jenny think of each other often, though communication is rare and
slight. Her to stay with the family and try to survive—he to fight a losing
battle, one after another—both to grow up fast. Each of them endures loss after
loss. Those sad moments gripped my heart and made me tear. The rare moments of rejoicing
swirled a smile across my face.
Bombs burst and bayonets stab. The war is extreme and portrayed
with accuracy. Love won in the end of misery.
If you enjoy stories with detailed events and if you like memoirs and documentaries, you’ll dive into this historically accurate fiction. The long-distance romance is tenderly woven across the long years of war. Moonlight and Freedom is well-written and edited. I give it 4 stars.
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