Short Synopsis
On the eve of the Civil War, the daughter of Southern planters finds her loyalties tested in a magnificent saga of family pride and forbidden love . . .

Full Synopsis
Brought up amid the luxury of plantation life, Marianne Johnston never questions her sheltered life until, driven by her conscience, she joins the Underground Railroad. Soon Marianne is living a dangerous double life, helping slaves flee by night and acting the belle by day. And nothing is riskier than her attraction to wild, heartless young Southerner Yves Chamard—while being courted by his noble older brother. Now Marianne is desperately trying to resist Yves's seduction, knowing that her surrender to his touch may cost her everything . . .

Gretchen Craig returns with another sweeping story that brings the Old South to life in all its glory—and a passionate heroine compelled to follow her heart . . .

"Craig’s romance depicts Southern life before the Civil War with sympathetic characters, and highlights the lifestyle and the moral dilemma faced by white Southerners who opposed slavery." ---Booklist

"One of the most exquisite books I have read in a very long time." ---Romance Junkies

"The pacing is brisk, the characters multifaceted, and the plot compelling . . . This saga is another winner." ---The Historical Novels Review

"Ever My Love is an exciting tale, well-written, with good dialogue . . . it takes readers along on this precarious trip of adventure and love." ---Romance Reviews Today