Kitty's Conquest

By Charles King

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

On a journey through the post-Civil War South, a chance encounter on a train sets the stage for a fiery romance amidst lingering tensions, hidden dangers, and deep-seated prejudices.

Genres

Culture/Civilization/Society History - American Fiction

Released

2011-08-28

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Summary

"Kitty's Conquest" by Charles King is a story set in the South after the Civil War, where Kitty Carrington, a young woman, deals with a society still struggling with the aftereffects of the conflict. The tale begins with Mr. Brandon, a lawyer, encountering the captivating Kitty on a train ride from New Orleans. During their conversation, it becomes apparent that Kitty carries resentment towards Northerners, likely caused by her family's past experiences during the war. The plot thickens when the train is stopped due to a robbery connected to the Ku-Klux, which throws Kitty and Mr. Brandon into a dangerous situation. As the narrative develops, it hints at a possible romance amidst personal challenges and social disruption, highlighting the strong existing regional prejudices.