Southern Ice and Fire - An American Historical Romance Short Story

Name: Southern Ice and Fire - An American Historical Romance Short Story
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Kathryn Kaleigh

Apr 2020 · KST Publishing Inc

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Samantha Winter took on a project of the utmost importance to her country.

This project required help. Help from other women – not just friends, but strangers as well. Pulling together, the women served a vital function to the Confederacy.

While helping the cause, the ladies find themselves working closely with soldiers. What starts as an act of patriotism leads to something more.

If you enjoy reading about southern belles on the brink of a life-changing war, read these charming stories revolving around the ladies sewing circle.

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About Kathryn Kaleigh

Kathryn Kaleigh writes for KST Publishing. Historical Romance. Time Travel Romance. Contemporary Romance. Sometimes sweet. Sometimes with a twist of psychological drama. She has written over 90 short stories set in so many different worlds and is writing her 30th novel.

Kathryn is the author of the award winning Cupid's Kiss contemporary series and the popular time travel series beginning with Twist of Fate. She is also the author of the heartwarming Southern Belle Civil War romance collection.

She grew up in north Louisiana where she currently lives with her family and fur babies, but she has lived in Houston, giving her an unquenchable love for the city life.

Visit her website at www.kathrynkaleigh.com

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