About this book
Daisy in the Field by Susan Warner sweeps listeners into a young heroine’s wartime coming-of-age, where faith, courage, and quiet devotion meet the smoke of battle. Set against a Civil War–era backdrop, this historical fiction follows Daisy as she navigates skirmishes, hospitals, and the moral tests of service, guided by steadfast mentors and a patient, prayerful heart.
Warner’s gentle prose blends romance and religious reflection with the practical realities of duty—camp life, the wounded, and the small acts of bravery that define character. Themes of sacrifice, compassion, and spiritual growth unfold without melodrama, offering an intimate portrait of a teen/young adult heroine learning what it means to love, serve, and persevere in turbulent times. Scenes of review, furlough, and the hush after an engagement create a vivid period atmosphere rooted in 19th-century values and domestic courage.
Ideal for listeners who enjoy historical romance with a lyrical, faith-infused voice, Daisy in the Field will appeal to fans of classic fiction, young adult coming-of-age stories, and anyone seeking a reflective, character-driven audiobook about duty, hope, and the quiet heroism of everyday life.
