Appomattox Saga Books in Order

Cousins Clay and Gideon Rocklin compete for Melanie Benton's love as the South moves toward secession. Her choice intensifies their rivalry, while the coming Civil War threatens to turn the family's private divisions into a larger conflict.

Northern Deborah Steele and Confederate officer Dent Rocklin are both determined to serve their causes during the Civil War. Their opposing loyalties put their love under strain as personal commitment collides with the demands of war.

Southern photographer Paul Bristol works with Frankie Aimes, a Northern woman compelled to spy for the Union. Their relationship becomes entangled in Civil War espionage, where affection and trust are strained by secrecy and opposing loyalties.

Vince Franklin returns to claim an inheritance but flees when a jealous husband threatens his life. Meeting riverboat gambler Jake Hardin leads to a risky scheme against the backdrop of the spreading Civil War.

Wounded at Manassas, Burke Rocklin is mistakenly taken to a Union hospital with no memory of his identity. Quaker nurse Grace Swenson helps him recover, but their growing love faces the dangers of his uncertain loyalties.

Lowell Rocklin helps develop a military balloon for the Confederacy with ingenious Rooney Smith at his side. As their relationship grows, the dangers of war and painful discoveries threaten both his work and their future.

Actor Frank Rocklin volunteers to spy on Vicksburg and attracts Allan Pinkerton's attention. Traveling south with a theater troupe offers access to military information, but enemy agents and complicated personal relationships threaten his mission.

Allyn returns to the Rocklin family during the Civil War but struggles to belong. A property settlement requiring marriage leads her into an arrangement with blockade runner Jason Larrimore, bringing unexpected complications to her search for independence.

David Rocklin joins the Confederate army to impress a woman, then deserts when fear overwhelms him. An unexplained illness sends him back toward battle, where questions of courage, guilt, and responsibility complicate his desperate choices.

News from Boone Manwaring persuades Charlene Peace to leave her Rocky Mountain home during the Civil War. Their journey toward Richmond brings them into the conflict's politics and forces them to weigh their mission against the danger facing Northerners.