A Girl of Virginia

Step back in time with "A Girl of Virginia," a captivating historical fiction title set against the backdrop of the Old Dominion. Authors Lucy M. Thruston and Charles Grunwald weave a tale deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of Virginia, exploring themes of Southern romance amidst the tumultuous era of the Civil War and the antebellum South.

This meticulously prepared reprint invites readers to experience the ambiance of a bygone era. As a work of historical fiction, "A Girl of Virginia" offers a glimpse into a specific place and time, transporting readers to Virginia and immersing them in the atmosphere of its past. Dive into this story of a time of dramatic change and enduring human connection.

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