Author: Ann Mock

Ann Mock writes historical Christian romance with particular attention to the American Civil War and the personal costs of divided allegiance. The Union of the North and the South is associated with her interest in relationships tested by regional conflict, military duty, and faith. Apple Books credits Mock and presents the work as Southern Christian historical fiction, noting publication in 2014. Readers’ Favorite independently confirms its post-Civil War setting and award recognition. The story unfolds in Mississippi, with Convert A Book identified as publisher. Laura’s closely held secret, her family estate, and the possibility of forgiveness bring private consequences into the period setting. The Union of the North and the South presents a period narrative in which moral conviction and personal attachment do not always align neatly. The novel offers a relationship-centered route into the anxieties surrounding separation, loyalty, and eventual reconciliation.