"Witness ordinary people doing extraordinary things through the anguish and hardship of the Civil War.  Jocelyn Green develops the conflict, pulling on our emotions and gripping our minds with the effects war has on soldiers and those left behind. This haunting, heart-thumping drama, and its message of faith, hope and love, will impact you forever." ~Nora St. Laurent, CEO of The Book Club Network (TBCN) and Book Fun Magazine

"Green has written a rare Civil War novel that hits no false historical notes. In a cruel and violent time that divided loyalties, families and hearts, Green's heroines' enduring courage, compassion and mercy show the wellspring from which a renewed nation could emerge from the fires of war." ~Marc Wortman, PhD, author, The Bonfire: The Siege and Burning of Atlanta

"Powerful historical fiction at its stunning best. Yankee in Atlanta crests the heights of excellence with a heroic tale of love and war so brutally honest and achingly beautiful, it will rent your heart and heal your soul. " ~Julie Lessman, award-winning author of The Daughters of Boston and Heart of San Francisco series

"Rarely have I read a novel that so envelops you into the excitement and intrigue of 1864 Atlanta. With passion, courage and accuracy, Yankee in Atlanta hits the mark. A must-read for all historians and romantics alike!" ~Amy Reed, Curator of Exhibits and Educational Programming, Marietta Museum of History, Marietta, Georgia

"Once again, Jocelyn Green weaves together the intensity of war with the impact on human lives. In Yankee in Atlanta, we see two women on opposite sides of the battle lines, each experiencing the deprivations of wartime, each reeling from historical events, and each struggling personally. This is Civil War fiction at its best." ~ Sarah Sundin, award-winning author of On Distant Shores

"Richly researched and characterized, multi-faceted and emotional, Yankee in Atlanta is an outstanding period piece. If you want to experience the depth and breadth of the Civil War, Jocelyn's Green's latest novel should not be missed!"  ~Laura Frantz, Christy Award finalist and author of Love's Reckoning

"Well-researched, Green's novel incorporates women's lives on the home front, and how military decisions impact families, forcing women and men to make heartbreaking decisions.  The historical record comes alive with compelling and believable characters and a narrative that reveals real-life dramas in Civil War Georgia." ~Christine Jacobson Carter, Ph.D., Lecturer at Georgia State University and author of The Diary of Dolly Lunt Burge, 1848-1879 and Southern Single Blessedness: Unmarried Women in the Urban South, 1800-1865  

"Yankee in Atlanta is insightful. Green's characters are as complicated as the various battles that divide them, however, they are guided by the hope that the very conflict that separates them will someday lead to their happy reunion."  ~Trevor Beemon, Atlanta History Center, Atlanta, Georgia

"Jocelyn Green's stories portray unconventional experiences rarely addressed in modern historical fiction: Northern sympathizers caught behind Confederate lines. The characters spring to life and remain entwined in the readers' heart long after finishing the book. Yankee in Atlanta is engrossing, wrenching, and uplifting, and I recommend it highly."  ~J. M. Hochstetler, author of the American Patriot Series and Northkill Amish Series

"Captivating from the beginning. Yankee in Atlanta contains rich detail, a cast of characters that steal your heart (and sleep), and a smooth-flowing story that readers have come to love in Jocelyn Green's novels. A relevant message from a long-ago era breathes life into barren places within the spirit. It powerfully displays the resounding message that these things are timeless: love and war, personal crisis, and the universal craving for hope. An exceptional novel."  ~Mary Nichelson, lead journalist for TWJ Magazine