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My Dearest Cecelia by Diane Haeger

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Also by Diane Haeger:

I, Jane, September 2012
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The Queen's Rival, March 2011
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The Queen's Mistake, October 2009
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The Secret Bride, April 2008
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The Perfect Royal Mistress, March 2007
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Courtesan, August 2006
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The Ruby Ring, April 2005
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My Dearest Cecelia, April 2004
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The Secret Wife Of King George IV, April 2001
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MY DEAREST CECELIA
By: Diane Haeger

St. Martin's Griffin
April 2004
On Sale: April 1, 2004
Featuring: Cecelia Stovall; William Sherman
320 pages
ISBN: 0312325940
EAN: 9780312325947
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Romance Historical | Historical

As she enters the Commencement Ball at West Point on a spring evening in 1837, Cecelia Stovall looks and feels like the perfect, innocent Southern belle. But at that dance she will meet the man who will change her lifeβ€”and the lives of her fellow Southernersβ€”forever. Cecelia falls instantly in love with the dashing young Northern cadet William Sherman, and they embark on a fiery, secret rendezvous despite their broad cultural differences.

Legend has it that Sherman's love for Cecelia was the reason he spared her hometown Augusta during his infamous march to the sea, when he burned Atlanta to the ground.

Diane Haeger has re-created this lost romance in a sweeping and lyrical novel that will be treasured equally by the history enthusiast and the incurable romantic.