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Glory (Paperback)

by Heather Graham (Author)
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In Confederate Florida, a healer reputed to be a witch fights her own civil war against the man she loves, in the conclusion of Graham's McKenzie Chronicles (Surrender etc.). Widow Rhiannon Tremaine, who harbors Union sympathies, betrays a Confederate platoon encamped at her plantation house and is taken prisoner by Julian McKenzie, the doctor who heads the platoon. Denying their mutual passion, they later separate, until the heroine's extrasensory powers bring them together. Graham knows how to spin an effective love story, but her unnecessary plot summaries of the previous McKenzie tales slow the momentum. Some unresolved threads?and the fact that the war has not ended by the book's end?give hope that the series will continue after all.
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.


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When a Confederate platoon is unable to return to its Florida militia base, it camps down in an old, dilapidated plantation house. The men soon discover the presence of a young beautiful widow, considered a witch by the locals because of her natural healing talents and her uncanny ability to "see" things others cannot. Captivated by this mysterious woman, the platoon's doctor refuses to abandon her, despite her Union sympathies. Heedless of the conflict raging around them, the couple will discover a love which cannot be denied.

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2.0 out of 5 stars Not as good as expected..., Dec 29 2003
By lilbum1 "lilbum1" (Clarksville, TN USA) - See all my reviews
While I totally love Heather Graham, and this series inparticular, there was something missing in this book. I thought she could have explored Julian and Rhiannon's relationship better. It sort of felt like the book was written because she had to put something in with Julian to continue the series. I just think it could have been way better. There were parts of this book that explained a few things from other books in the series for me (I didn't manage to read them in order of course!) , it still did not draw me in the way that Rebel and Triumph, and basically the rest of the series, did. I do however love the way she describes the scenes as if you were there. She is probably one of the best authors regarding Civil War Romance. Just not this particular book.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Rebel and Glory are must read books, Jan 23 2003
By Carol Allred (Layton, Utah USA) - See all my reviews
I first read Glory and then read Rebel. I loved both of them. I can't wait to start from the first and read to Heather Grahams latest of the MacKenzie family "Triumph". Each are so accurate in history detail during the civil war. The detail of events make you feel as if you are standing right there while it happens. And the romance just make you want to swoon. Lordy me!

You have to read these books!

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5.0 out of 5 stars "Glory" is splendid!!, Sep 5 2001
By Luv2Read "imareader2" (Baton Rouge, LA United States) - See all my reviews
This time, the doctor and the psychic meet. "Glory" is Julian McKenzie's story. Julian is Ian's brother, Jerome's cousin, James' nephew, and Jarrett's son. Oh hhh, the McKenzie men are fine!!

"Glory" is about Julian and the woman he falls in love with, Rhiannon Tremaine. There story is delightful and romantic. Julian certainly equals the standard of the McKenzies.

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5.0 out of 5 stars the man with to much arogance and the witch doctor
Glory is yet another of the books I could read two or three times. Heather Graham puts out a terrific performance about the love of the rebel doctor Julian McKenzie and a woman... Read more
Published on Jul 2 2000 by Anna

3.0 out of 5 stars Glory by Heather Graham - A disappointment!
Disappointing is a very gracious word! Heather Graham usually pens a more vibrant heroine and hero. Yet for some reason I could not come to terms with Rhiannon. Read more
Published on Feb 4 2000 by slwt

5.0 out of 5 stars Oh, yeah, THIS IS A GOOD BOOK!
This is the fifth book in a soon-to-be six book series. The entire series is too-good-to-put-down-right-now good. As with the other books Ms. Read more
Published on Dec 29 1999 by Mary A. Milan

5.0 out of 5 stars Oh, yeah, THIS IS A GOOD BOOK!
This is the fifth book in a soon-to-be six book series. The entire series is too-good-to-put-down-right-now good. As with the other books Ms. Read more
Published on Dec 29 1999 by Mary A. Milan

5.0 out of 5 stars Great but it needs a sequel
I have read all of the McKenzie stories and have really loved them. Glory was excellent but it ended too soon. WHat happens to all the McKenzies?? Read more
Published on Oct 13 1999

2.0 out of 5 stars not as good as the others
i read every single book in the mackenzie family series and i didn't think that this one was as good as the others. i thought both rebel and surrender were great. Read more
Published on Sep 20 1999

3.0 out of 5 stars GLORY...Hallelujah.
I enjoyed "GLORY" as much as the other McKenzie stories...I would like to see a continuation of this saga. Brent, Sydney, and Tia need their own stories... Read more
Published on Aug 20 1999

2.0 out of 5 stars Disappointment in the McKenzie Saga
Disappointing is a very gracious word! Heather Graham usually pens a more vibrant heroine and hero. Yet for some reason I could not come to terms with Rhiannon. Read more
Published on May 25 1999

3.0 out of 5 stars The overall plot in Glory meandered around pointlessly
I have read the entire McKenzie series and was rather disappointed with the latest edition. The plot meandered around pointlessly and with the exception of the main characters... Read more
Published on May 8 1999

5.0 out of 5 stars When is the sixth book coming out?
Heather I loved this book as I did all the other McKenzie stories. But I would love to see another book that mentions Brent/Mary and Sydney/Jesse. We also can't leave Tia out.
Published on April 25 1999

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