The soldier who collapsed on Stacy Sutton's battlefield shouldn't exist.
The Civil War ended more than a century ago.
Yet the wounded stranger she photographs insists the battle is real-and that he is Tyler R. Sheridan, the same name as a poet who died at the Battle of Shiloh in 1862.
War photojournalist Stacy Sutton has spent years documenting humanity's darkest conflicts. After tragedy overseas left her burdened with guilt and a shaken faith, she returns home hoping to rebuild her life.
Instead, she finds herself drawn into a mystery that defies explanation.
Doctors say the wounded man is suffering from delusions.
Historians accuse Stacy of staging a publicity stunt.
But Stacy has seen the truth in his eyes... the same haunted pain she carries herself.
As she searches for answers, Stacy discovers a legacy tied to one of America's bloodiest wars-and a man whose broken mind may hold the key to healing them both.
Because sometimes God uses the most unexpected paths to bring light into the darkest night... and a second chance at faith, hope, and love.
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