| Author: | S. M. Revolinski | ISBN: | 9781519910011 |
| Publisher: | S. M. Revolinski | Publication: | November 1, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | S. M. Revolinski |
| ISBN: | 9781519910011 |
| Publisher: | S. M. Revolinski |
| Publication: | November 1, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The Spymistress Saves Lincoln's Folly
Lady Jacqueline Bennett's secret missions have finally brought her under the cannon fire of an enemy ship. For years she has served Lord Palmerston in Great Britain's secret service of spies. Several times, she has been on the battle front, but never before has her life been threatened.
As a foremost negotiator, Jackie has been called upon by Queen Victoria to wield England's power without allowing the nation to become entangled in war. However, as Lady Bennett ends one war, she nearly starts another. When war with the United States appears inevitable, the Queen orders Jackie to take command and end it, no matter the cost.
This work of historical fiction provides exciting insight into the first days of the American Civil War and England's involvement. This dramatization reveals how the Lincoln's War almost ended.
The Spymistress Saves Lincoln's Folly
Lady Jacqueline Bennett's secret missions have finally brought her under the cannon fire of an enemy ship. For years she has served Lord Palmerston in Great Britain's secret service of spies. Several times, she has been on the battle front, but never before has her life been threatened.
As a foremost negotiator, Jackie has been called upon by Queen Victoria to wield England's power without allowing the nation to become entangled in war. However, as Lady Bennett ends one war, she nearly starts another. When war with the United States appears inevitable, the Queen orders Jackie to take command and end it, no matter the cost.
This work of historical fiction provides exciting insight into the first days of the American Civil War and England's involvement. This dramatization reveals how the Lincoln's War almost ended.
