Triumph

by Heather Graham

Book Overview

Heather Graham's acclaimed Florida Civil War series has achieved near-classic status--capturing readers' hearts with an epic family saga as bold and passionate as America itself... Now comes the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0451408497
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: Signet
• Length: 496 Pages
• Weight: 0.62 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.0" x 1.3" x 4.3"

Customer Reviews

Dreamer

Triumph was book that I could not put down. When I first started reading the Mckenzie's I couldn't stop until I finished the series. When Taylor Douglas happens upon a rare beauty his body says go for it, but his mind is still aching for his dead wife. Tia Mckenzie thought she was rid of the man, her enemy, but when she ends up in his tent one faitful night, with her brother near by, she tells a lie that would change her life forever. The book was a good finish to the saga and also included the romance of Sydney & Jesse, Brent & Mary, Jerome & Risa, Ian & Alaina, Julian & Rhiannon. And the everlasting love of James and Teela, and Jarrett and Tara. It was a dreamer of a book that kept my heart pounding and my eyes glued. Heather Graham has done it again.

A WONDERFUL finale to the MacKenzie family saga

WOW ! What a finale to this 6 book series. I've read them all & couldn't wait for TRIUMPH. The story of Tia & Taylor, was a beautifully told romance. The book also kept you in tune with the other characters you fell in love with in REBEL, SURRENDER, GLORY and of course the ones that started it all, RUNAWAY & CAPTIVE. I could not put this book down, as with any other of Heather Graham's novels. The only disappointment is that the story of the MacKenzie's is now complete! Hats of to Heather Graham !

triumph was wonderful

Truimph was a very good book. I was waiting for this book for a while, but thought that it would focus more on either Brent and Mary or Jessie and Teela. Both those story lines were books on their own. My only disapointment was Mary seemed very meek in this story then in Glory when she didn't Want Brent to know who she was. I am very soory to see these stories end.

Very Good Read

Heather Graham once again writes a great book with real life situations. I only wish that the Civil War Series would go on. Hopefully she will continue in the later years with the third generation of McKenzie's. The story of Tia and Taylor is wonderful and I encourage everyone to read it.