Toward the Sunrising

by Lynn Morris and Gilbert Morris

Book Overview

With New Orleans as their destination, Cheney Duvall and her nurse, Shiloh Irons, leave behind the glittering lights of New York City and travel first to Charleston, South Carolina, intending to stay... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 155661425X
• ISBN13: 9781556614255
• Release Date: February 1996
• Publisher: Thomas Nelson
• Length: 368 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.5" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Did not receive ORDERED item

I ordered PAPERBACK and received HARDBACK; GUARANTEED correct replacement but only received a second hardback… still haven’t received ORDERED paperback, now the only book in the series I DONT have!

Excellent all the way!

The entire Cheney Duvall Series is excellent reading. This book in particular was fun. The characters had a good time, and yet it was unpredictable as always. I especially enjoyed the historical element of our nations history that is wrapped up in this book.I couldn't put it down. The characters will "own" you.

AWESOME!

I thought that the book was descriptive and greatly recommended for women to read and men will ebjoy iy too.Dr.Cheney Duvall and nurse, handsome Shiloh Irons set out to overcome the trials of a female doctor in 1865.I thought that this was one of Morris's best book series. I will treasure it forever. I love the series so much a made a webpage for it. http://www.angelfire.com/mo/blondgirl/cheney.html The Cheney Duvall sereis is higly recommend from me and my friends.This book series is good for anyone old and young.

A fast read and a good story of Reconstruction Charleston

Gilbert Morris, much to his credit, refuses to stereotype his characters with one of the two most frequently found attitudes of Southerners in Civil War Era fiction: those that believe slavery is the best way to deal with African-Americans and those that want to set all slaves free and live in some sort of communal bliss. His characters fall all across the spectrum between these two extremes. The book is a fast reader, a good story of Reconstruction Charleston, and a good witness to the saving grace of Jesus Christ