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Jessie Wharton is a teacher in the twenty-first century. Or at least she was. | Jessie Wharton is a teacher in the twenty-first century. Or at least she was. | ||
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- Author: Carolyn Gregg
- Publisher: Purple Sword Publications
- Year: 2013
Purchase: The Past's Promise
Book Description
She found the ultimate love of her in another time...and as a man.
Jessie Wharton is a teacher in the twenty-first century. Or at least she was.
Taking her history class to visit the ruins of a historic fort in west Texas, the scorching heat turned her world upside down.
Suddenly, nothing was the way it was supposed to be. She was no longer Jessie Wharton. She was Jesse Webster. She wasn't a teacher. She was a private in the US Army stationed at Fort Callaghan, a completely functional outpost. And it was 1867.
Worse, she wasn't a she any longer. She was a man. A man who was finding himself falling in love with a fellow soldier named Martin Parrish.
Together, they discovered love in the scorching Texas heat, in a time when the merest breath of homosexuality was enough to have the accused whipped to death...if the native Indians didn't scalp them first.
