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The Bride Spy by Tracey Jane Jackson

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Also by Tracey Jane Jackson:

The Bride Ransom, February 2011
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The Bride Spy, December 2010
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The Bride Found, October 2010
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The Bride Price, June 2010
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THE BRIDE SPY
By: Tracey Jane Jackson

Civil War Brides #3
Author Self-Published
December 2010
On Sale: November 23, 2010
Featuring: Hannah Nelson; Christopher Butler
266 pages
ISBN: 1456346024
EAN: 9781456346027
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Romance Time Travel

Hannah Nelson, a native New Zealander, has been accepted to DePaul University in Chicago. She had been living in Portland, Oregon for several years, and is relieved to be away from the questions surrounding the sudden disappearance of her close friend, Emma. While at her dance studio, housed in an historic building in downtown Chicago, she is drawn to a painting of a handsome man from 1865, and as she looks into his emerald green eyes, her world goes black.

Christopher Butler is in Lincoln’s War Cabinet and working with his close friend, Clayton Madden to keep the President safe.

Upon returning from Lincoln’s historic Gettysburg Address, he hears a strange noise in his barn, and enters to find a beautiful woman unconscious on the straw strewn floor. He realizes quickly she is the key to his sanity and he will never let her go.

As Hannah navigates her new world and comes to terms with the fact she has been transported back in time, will she allow Christopher to love her? Will she find answers about what happened to Emma in her own circumstances, and will she find out if her presence in the past will help the state of the future?