All Other Nights by Dara Horn

All Other Nights by Dara Horn is a sweeping historical novel of espionage, loyalty, faith, and divided identity set during the American Civil War.

Jacob Rappaport, a young Jewish soldier in the Union Army, is drawn into a dangerous world of secret missions and divided loyalties. On Passover in 1862, he is ordered to assassinate his own uncle, who is involved in a Confederate plot. His assignments grow even more complicated when he is sent to infiltrate a Southern Jewish family and becomes entangled with Eugenia Levy, a woman whose intelligence and loyalties may be every bit as complicated as his own.

Blending historical fiction, romance, suspense, and Jewish history, Horn explores the personal cost of war and the difficult choices people make when family, country, love, and conscience collide.

Paperback, Very Good