Fields of Shadow and Glory: 1863: The Civil War Crucible

By Elizabeth Ann Boyles

Description:

A Homeward Journey. A Cruel War. Trials of Faith.

After a perilous voyage halfway around the world, brothers Tom and Terry Ballard are finally bound for home. But peace proves elusive. In San Francisco, a hidden enemy sets a dangerous chain of events in motion.

When the brothers' opponent drags Terry deep into the Civil War’s conflict, Terry must face life-threatening struggles. His chance for freedom comes from the last place he expects and forces him to confront his identity and belief. Meanwhile, Tom must hold onto hope in his seemingly futile efforts to save his brother.

Confronted with the horrors of slavery and the wounds of war, the brothers’ traveling companion, Sara Ogawa, must navigate a ruthless world. But amid the testing of her Christian faith, friendships deepen with the brothers and love breaks through the darkness.

Book Takeaway:

Even in the most desperate circumstances, God is present and working.

Why the author wrote this book:

This is the final story in the Brothers in Peril Trilogy. I wanted to show a victorious finish that would glorify God.