Dorothy Love returns to her writing roots in historical fiction after previously publishing twelve novels for young adults. Her work has been honored with numerous accolades from prominent literary organizations and institutions.
A benefactor hires Philip Sinclair, the bestand handsomestlawyer in Savannah to defend India. A widower, Philip is struggling to reinvent his worn-out plantation on St. Simons Island. He needs to increase his income from his law practice in order to restore Indigo Point, and hardly anything will bring him more new clients than successfully defending a famous actress on a murder charge.
A general's wife and a slave girl forge a friendship that transcends race, culture, and the crucible of Civil War.
Celia faces a perilous situation as the secrets of her Savannah home jeopardize both her family's reputation and her safety. The tension escalates as she navigates the dangers lurking within her past, leading to a gripping exploration of mystery and survival.
Set against a backdrop that spans sixty-eight years, the narrative journeys from the desolate woods of Waldo, Arkansas, to the vibrant city of Santa Ana, California. It explores the lives of characters grappling with sadness and a deep yearning for closure and truth, revealing their struggles and emotional landscapes as they seek resolution in their lives.
Set against a backdrop that spans sixty-eight years, the narrative transitions from the isolated woods of Waldo, Arkansas, to the vibrant city of Santa Ana, California. It explores the lives of characters grappling with sadness, longing for closure and truth as they navigate their emotional journeys. The story delves into themes of desperation and the quest for understanding in a changing world.