Description
The bond of blood made them a family. War made them enemies. The Geysers and the one set of cousins sweated its living from the soil, the other from a small-town newspaper. One made its home in the South, the other — only a few miles ride away — in the North. The Geysers and the Hales were a family, bound by blood and faith and love, and a fierce indomitable pride that was the same on both sides of the Mason-Dixon Line. Until a raging storm of controversy split the states, North and South. And the Geysers and the Hales discovered that — until the nation stood united once again — bonds of love and faith and family could have no meaning anymore.
Item Condition: Used Good. Dust jacket is scuffed with wear/rips along the edges and corners. Hardcover is in good condition. Pages are clean and binding is secure.
