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Seraphina Laurent, a modern nurse and guérisseur, collapses during a Civil War medicine exhibit tour. 
She wakes to find herself in 1862 Virgina. Out of time and struggling with the realities of slavery and war in the 19th century, Seraphia falls back on her Creole healing roots, caring for runaways and injured soldiers on a farm behind the Union lines. 
There, she encounters the attractive Colonel Weld. Seraphina grates against his staunch and demanding nature – but their chemistry is electric. In a war of hearts, she finds herself contemplating surrender. 
Colonel Dr. Aaron Weld, a Union surgeon, is locked in a losing battle with death. Casualties mount daily. The field hospitals, lacking skilled surgeons and supplies, were deadlier than the battlefields. 
Rumors of a nearby farm where a negro woman is treating the sick and wounded. Disbelieving but desperate for help, Aaron searches for the farm and this mysterious woman. He finds Seraphina, a woman whose knowledge of the healing arts is rivaled by her breathtaking beauty. He conscripts her to fight alongside him in the bedside trenches and quickly finds out his battle is no longer with death but with his heart.