Daughters of the New American Revolution (Book 3)
The Mennonites of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, have a secret.
It’s one more unlawful than their clandestine trips delivering food to the rebels of Philadelphia. It’s more dangerous than the way they practice their Faith when the Purity Patrols aren’t in town, and it’s far more verboten than sheltering Emma and Declan Byrne within their tight-knit community.
It is, however, one that will prove deadly when the truth comes out,
and if we know nothing else by now, it’s that the truth always comes out.
Emma and Declan have also kept secrets, not just from those closest to them, but from each other. After a series of missteps culminates in a maelstrom that threatens their lives and everything they’ve been working towards, the very toughest of choices must be made.
Which is more important - the future of their fledgling family, or the fate of an entire nation?
***The Sentinel's Daughter is the third novel in the highly acclaimed Daughters of the New American Revolution series. For the best possible reading experience, these books should be read in order, beginning with The Governor's Daughter. Perfect for fans of The Handmaid's Tale, The Hunger Games, and Red Rising, this action-packed series is a sublime mix of dystopian/speculative fiction, political thriller, and tragic love story.***
About Maria Ereni Dampman
Maria Ereni Dampman is an American writer who lives on a small farm in Virginia with her husband, Rich, and far too many critters.
A graduate of West Chester University of Pennsylvania with a B.A. in Communication Studies and Journalism, she's written and edited for numerous newspapers, magazines, websites and blogs. She's also an award-winning speechwriter, and the first person from the state of Pennsylvania to become a semifinalist at the Interstate Oratorical Competition. Examples of her winning work has been featured in numerous editions of collegiate textbooks for the past two decades.
Maria is an insatiable animal lover who shares her home with her dogs, cats horses, Mammoth American Jackstock, peafowl and a varying number of chickens depending how hungry the local fox population is. An equestrienne since practically birth, Maria has ridden and shown horses most of her life, her greatest passions being riding aside, trail riding and rehabilitating abused horses in a safe and nurturing atmosphere.
When not riding or writing, Maria is a voracious reader and loves to tinker around in the garden, although she kills more plants than she cultivates. At the end of the day, there's nothing she loves more than a good glass of wine as she watches the deer and horses frolic in her pastures.
Comments