Hannah's War

by Leslie Hachtel

Self Published

Historical Romance

July 1, 2017

ISBN-10: 1535231505

ISBN-13: 9781535231503

Available in: e-Book, Trade Size (reprint)

Hannah's War
by Leslie Hachtel

Hannah Mason has spent the last two years of her life with an emotionally abusive husband. When the Yankees burn the plantation nearby, she runs away. Her destination is Nashville, but when she arrives dirty and with torn clothing, she is swept up with the other women in the purge of Smokey Row.

Loaded onto a steamboat, then rejected from various ports, the women are sent back to Nashville and taken to a makeshift hospital. There, Hannah encounters Major Lucas Kelley, a handsome Union doctor.

She becomes a nurse and travels with the army to various battlefields, war raging all around her. But her greatest fear is that her husband will find her.

Can Hannah free herself from a vicious man and find love with Lucas, the doctor who can heal her heart?

Set in the Civil War, historically accurate, “Hannah’s War” illustrates how a woman can rise from a terrible situation, grow strong and find true love.

Originally published August 2016 in eBook and trade paperback.

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Leslie Hachtel's Bio

Leslie Hachtel was born in Ohio, raised in New York and has been a gypsy most of her adult life. Her various jobs, including licensed veterinary technician, caterer, horseback riding instructor for the disabled and advertising media buyer have given her a wealth of experiences. However, it has been writing that has consistently been her passion. She sold an episode of a TV show, had a screenplay optioned and has so far produced twelve novels, including nine historicals and three romantic suspense. Leslie lives in Florida with a fabulously supportive engineer husband and her writing buddy, Jakita, a terrier.