House of Clouds

By: KI Thompson

Narrated by: Melissa Sternenberg

A sweeping saga of an impassioned romance set amidst the upheaval of a nation under siege and a way of life threatened with destruction.

The American Civil War creates enemies of lifelong friends and allies of strangers, but no relationship is more unlikely than that of a passionate Northern Unionist and a loyal Virginia sympathizer. Actress and Northerner Jordan Colfax is hired by Allan Pinkerton to spy on behalf of the Union. When she meets Confederate sympathizer Laura St. Clair, whose father is military aide to Jefferson Davis, the perfect opportunity presents itself. But when the truth about Jordan's real intentions is discovered, their growing love is put to the ultimate test - the result of which could mean the difference between life and death.

Can a Southern belle and a female Yankee spy overcome their differences or will divided loyalties keep them apart? From Tidewater Virginia to Washington, DC, passion and betrayal converge in Civil War Richmond.

©2007 KI Thompson (P)2017 Bold Strokes Books Inc

Beautifully written love story

I absolutely love this audio book. I fell in love with the characters and the story line. Could not stop listening , the narrator did a great job too.

Loved it.

Being an alien I am not very knowledgeable with the fact of the civil war so it was a great opportunity to get aquatinted with the language the customs and to look for some facts of the time. This made this book very interesting for me

Well Written with Fantastic Narration

Although the horrors of slavery visited in this book was often hard to listen to, the writing was excellent and the narration was superb. Thompson weaved a beautiful love story between women into a riveting story. Melissa Sternberg's performance draws the reader into each scene skillfully and brings out the emotions very well.

amazing!!!

Amazing narrator and a really great book!!!! I couldn't stop listening.. I finished it it one day!

Love the book

I enjoyed listening to this book. The narrated did an excellent job. I couldn’t stop listening to this book. Plus I listened to it twice just in case I didn’t catch something on the first time. This book should be made into a movie.