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Love Thine Enemy

By: Louise M. Gouge

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The tropics of colonial Florida are far removed from America's Revolution. Still, Rachel Folger's loyalties remain with Boston's patriots. Handsome plantation owner Frederick Moberly's faithfulness to the Crown is as certain as his admiration for Rachel-but for the sake of harmony, he'll keep his sympathies hidden. After all, the war is too far distant to truly touch them.isn't it?

A betrayal of Rachel's trust divides the pair, leaving Frederick to question the true meaning of faith in God and in country. Inspired by Rachel to see life, liberty and love through His eyes, Frederick must harness his faith and courage to claim the woman he loves before war tears them apart.

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Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 288
Vendor: Steeple Hill Books
Publication Date: 2009
Dimensions: 6.50 X 4.10 X 0.72 (inches)

ISBN: 0373828152
ISBN-13: 9780373828159
Availability: In Stock
Series: Love Inspired Historical

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4 The tropics of colonial Florida are far removed from America's Revolution. Still, Rachel Folger's loyalties remain with Boston's patriots. Handsome plantation owner Frederick Moberly's faithfulness to the Crown is as certain as his admiration for Rachel-but for the sake of harmony, he'll keep his sympathies hidden. After all, the war is too far distant to truly touch them.isn't it?<P>A betrayal of Rachel's trust divides the pair, leaving Frederick to question the true meaning of faith in God and in country. Inspired by Rachel to see life, liberty and love through His eyes, Frederick must harness his faith and courage to claim the woman he loves before war tears them apart.

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Date:March 5, 2011

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This was an easy to follow story. Well written and worth reading.

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Date:August 26, 2009

Terri Haynes

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Good things come in good packages and I love it when I get a good little book. Love Thine Enemy is the story of Rachel Folger, a patriot sympathizer living in colonial Florida. She falls for Frederick Moberly, a man whose loyalties lay firmly with the crown.One of the most impressive things about this book is its unique location. Most historical book about the American revolution are set in places closer to the north, like Virginia or Boston. But this story was set in Florida and gave a very enlightening picture of how states far removed from the fighting might have handled the Revolution. The book also had some great plot twists and great historical perspective on the war, prisoners and sympathizers. Another thing I liked about this book was that the faith aspect wasn't overdone. Frederick's struggle with faith is realistic for that time. He is what most people would consider a "good" man, but finds that doesn't always equate to faith in God.I read this little book in a few hours. Good clean romance and definitely a summer read

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Date:July 17, 2009

Nicole Miller

"Love Thine Enemy" presents memorable characters with page-turning action. Set in Florida during the American Revolution, author Louise M. Gouge puts the reader in the town through strong description and realistic period dialogue. The main characters, Rachel Folger and Frederick Moberly are genuine with true chemistry. Rachel has a heart for helping others among other endearing qualities that instantly connects to the reader. Frederick is the hero we all love, struggling to do right while society looks down upon him. I was sucked into the book right away and unable to put it down until I finished! Gouge has a real way with her characters and hooking you into every chapter. "Love Thine Enemy" is a great read with a beautiful message of faith and love.

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Date:June 18, 2009

Kathi Macias

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In the lush tropical setting of colonial Florida, love is threatened by the deadly divisions of war. Rachel Folger, loyal to the Boston patriots, doesnt know that handsome plantation owner Frederick Moberlys sympathies lie with the Crowna fact he would just as soon not reveal to her. But circumstances conspire to drive them apart, even as faith and courage call them to fight for the love that binds them together.A sweet and inspiring love story