Beloved Enemy (Battles of Destiny Series)

By Al Lacy

Book Overview

Jenny's allegiance lay with the Confederate Army. But her heart belonged to the enemy. Faithful to her family and the land of her birth, young Jenny Jordan covers for her father's Confederate spy missions. But as she grows closer to handsome Union soldier Buck Brownell. Jenny finds herself torn between devotion to the South and her feelings for the man she is forbidden to love. Overwhelmed by pressure to assist the South, Jenny agrees to carry critical information over enemy lines. But when she is caught in Buck Brownell's territory, will he follow orders to execute the beautiful spy or find a way to save his Beloved Enemy?

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0880706260
• ISBN13: 9780880706261
• Release Date: February 1994
• Publisher: Multnomah Books
• Length: 356 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.3" x 5.2" x 0.8"

Customer Reviews

Great Christian read

I rarely read Christian fictions but I must accept that this one is different from other Christian books I read. Despite no sensual scene, this is a thrilling yet beautiful love story that strengthens my faith in God. If you want an escape from sex and violence, I would highly recommend this one.

If you love Christian fiction, don't miss this 1

This book was very great for Christian fiction lovers. If you haven't read Christian books I recommend this one. Al Lacy is so talented in storytelling. As I read this book I really felt the air of war though there was a touch of God.

Fighting, Romance what a pair!

I thought this book is actually pretty good. I liked it because of its thorough kind of description. Very complete! Besides, it wasn't anything scary. It has a couple places of romance. But it has a good deal of fighting. This story is based during the Civil War. I soldier named Buck who falls in love with a girl named Jenny. The problem is that Buck was a Northern soldier and that Jenny was a Southern spy. When they both got to know each other they fell in love. Their love was so great that the two were almost inseperable. But, Jenny's father won't hear of her daughter getting married to Buck. For one thing he was a Northerner for the other, his social status was not high. Why Jenny is a spy is because her father works as the president's kinda mission worker. But Mr. Lincoln doesn't know that the father is a spy. So, the story is in kind of a suspense. I really recomend this book to those people that are obsessed with Civil War, adventure, fighting and romance.