Sarah Kay Bierle is a historian and writer whose work aims to convey a message of hope in Christ. Her literary creations draw from her deep interest in history and living history, allowing her to explore themes and insights from the past. Bierle writes with the intention to inspire and uplift readers, utilizing her artistic talents to reflect on faith and life. Her pieces embody a personal conviction and a desire to share a positive vision with the world.
When the opposing divisions clashed near the small crossroads town of New Market on May 15, 1864, new legends of courage were born. Local civilians witnessed the combat unfold in their streets, churchyards, and fields and aided the fallen.
Set against the backdrop of a new lighthouse on Long Island Sound, nine-year-old Susan Rose Arnold grapples with loneliness after leaving her friends behind. As she and her family adapt to their new life, Susan discovers a passion for poetry and begins to unravel the mysteries surrounding her enigmatic Uncle Richard. The family's daily struggles with lighthouse duties intertwine with secrets from the past, possibly linked to the recent Civil War, raising questions about loyalty and the bonds that hold them together.