Bio: Pamela Cummings has been fascinated by the drama of American?s past since she was a child. Growing up in a history-buff family, she read both history and fiction of all varieties. Undergraduate and graduate degrees in American History, separated by a stint as a market research analyst, turned the interest into a full-blown passion. Eight years ago she decided to combine her love of history and fiction and has been writing both historical mysteries and historical romances while keeping research going for non-fiction books on the Civil War. Her novels include My Rebel Belle, An Affair Of Honor, The Old Maid And The Sea, and the soon-to-be-released Duty, Honor, Murder, all from Amber Quill Press.
To find out more about Pamela?s work, visit Amber Quill Press at: http://amberquill.com
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Rebel spy Raleigh Gilmore arrives in Boston on a secret mission for the Confederacy. Falling in love with a beautiful Yankee lady endangers his plans and his life, but his heart has embarked on a mission of its own, seeking nothing less than unconditional surrender. Boston businesswoman Lydia Appleton wants an office assistant, not a handsome charmer who will steal her heart away. Can she trust the Southern gentleman who turns her life upside down?
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When duty and honor at nineteenth-century West Point Academy collide with murder, it's a who-dun-it that challenges even the Superintendent of the military school--Colonel Robert E. Lee. When newest instructor, Second Lieutenant Garet Morgan, returns to the military academy three years after graduating from its hallowed halls, he is unprepared for his teaching post to become far more than routine duty. Conducting an outdoor class on the banks of the Hudson River, Morgan and his students find the... more info>>
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My Rebel Belle captures the romance and heartbreak of the struggle between North and South during the Civil War. Staunch rebel Marabelle Talbot proudly supports the Confederacy. Boston aristocrat and Union Major Leander Cabot Brooks falls wounded on her doorstep, and Mara pitches into a whirlwind of emotions when her family nurses the Yankee back to health. Caught between the love of an enemy officer and duty to the rebel soldier she's promised to, Marabelle struggles to keep her family plantati... more info>>
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A rediscovered gem ... Originally published under the title My Diary of Rambles with the 25th Mass. Volunteer Infantry, with Burnside's Coast Division; 18th Army Corps, and Army of the James by King and Billings, Printers, in 1884. This edition contains an additional editor's preface and editorial comments. Although David L. Day was a "common" soldier he was without a doubt a highly individual member of the Union Army. His diary reflects this. He makes little mention of grand battles, great comm... more info>>
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Marie Cabot, daughter of a wealthy Boston family, has had enough of money-grasping, faithless suitors and decides to renounce men and marriage and live a life of freedom as a woman of independence. If only she weren't young and beautiful, people might believe her desire to become an old maid. Tired of dodging husband-hunting debutantes and with a broken heart of his own, Lieutenant John Appleton wants nothing to do with society ladies. But when duty calls on John and his Navy frigate to rescue M... more info>>
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