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Violence
Some
Train robbery violence; Civil War injuries described
Language
Barely any
Mild language
Sexual Content
Some
Romantic and sensual but not explicit; emotional intimacy is the core
Substance Use
Some
Some period drinking
Emotional Intensity
Some
Emotional walls built from loss and disappointment; a woman rediscovering herself
What this book is about
Abigail McKenzie, a proper schoolteacher, reluctantly takes in two injured men after a train robbery: a gentle outlaw and a bitter Civil War veteran named David Melcher. As she nurses them both, feelings she was certain she didn't have begin to surface. Spencer writes with warmth and quiet emotional precision; the novel is sensual but not explicit.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Mild romantic content
Some violence in historical setting
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