Tanglewood Plantation II: Adventure in the Everglades.

Jocelyn Miller’s Tanglewood Plantation II follows Summer Woodfield as she confronts the ghost of Cherry, a former slave whose spirit returns to demand justice. The narrative shifts to the Everglades when Summer discovers a portal to 1864, allowing her to intervene in Cherry’s plight. This historical setting introduces readers to renegade war deserters and blockade runners operating during the Civil War era. Summer and Cherry must evade a menacing figure who kidnapped Cherry from Magnolia Plantation while navigating the complex social landscape of Seminole tribes and coastal conflicts. The plot intensifies when their skiff overturns in a storm, leading to a rescue by Captain Ruiz. This encounter sparks an unexpected romantic tension that complicates their survival efforts against the brutal pursuer. The book appeals to readers interested in time travel mechanics blended with historical fiction. It suits those who enjoy supernatural elements intertwined with period drama and romance. Readers seeking purely academic histories or non-fiction accounts of the Civil War may find the fictionalized narrative lacking in factual depth. The story relies on character dynamics and supernatural intervention rather than detailed historical documentation.