Glory & Promise is the triumphant conclusion to Kim Murphy's acclaimed Civil War saga. Occupied by Union forces, Fredericksburg lies in ruins. After four years of devastating conflict, two sisters are plunged into the turbulent world of the war's aftermath. Married to Colonel Samuel Prescott, Amanda struggles to maintain harmony in her home life, while Sam strives for order in the newly reunited country. But Alice has wed Amanda's former beau, William Jackson. With the demise of the Confederacy, Wil has lost his command and must finally face the haunting truth about his past. The guns on the battlefield have been silenced, but war rages within all of their hearts, ready to explode.
I enjoyed the historical aspects of this book but was disappointed with the plots. My disappointment started with the affair of Amanda and Wil and escalated with the death of Alice. I had a hard time focusing on the last chapters because I mourned for Alice and wondered who Amanda was going to end up with. Amanda has always irritated me and even more so with what she did to her husband and her sister. I did like how Alice guided Wil after she passed on but I wish he had appreciated her more when she was alive. Both Amanda and Wil needed a good spanking. Book two was my favorite in the series.
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Loved this 3rd book in a Civil War Historical fiction series by Kim Murphy-hated for it to end. Loved all the characters and descriptions about reconstruction