Enemy Lines

She doesn't need saving. She needs someone to believe her.

Union spy Hattie Logan survived Richmond's most notorious prison. Now she is determined to find the double agent who got Thom Welton killed and make him answer for it. The trail leads to occupied Nashville, where Hattie is handed a new partner, actress-turned-spy Pauline Carlton, and a new supervisor, Lieutenant John Elliott, who is as skeptical of Hattie as she is irritated by him.

But revenge is not the only thing waiting for her in Nashville. Dr. Luke Blackstone is involved in something worse than betrayal: a plot to poison Federal troops, orchestrated with the help of one of the South's most ruthless guerrilla fighters. Hattie has the intelligence. Getting anyone to listen is another matter entirely.

Grief, fury, and a slow-building connection she is not ready to acknowledge — Enemy Lines delivers all the page-turning spy craft of the first novel with the added weight of a woman forging herself in the aftermath of loss. Inspired by the true women operatives who spied out of Nashville during the Civil War, this is the second novel in the Secrets of the Blue and Gray series, ideal for readers of Civil War historical fiction who love female friendships, undercover missions, and slow-burn romance that earns every moment.

Clean historical fiction; romantic tension without explicit content. 

Book Two of the Secrets of the Blue and Gray