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by Erin Makela (Author)
Trust. Honor. Ambition. Betrayal.
"Act worthy of yourselves." Dr. Warren's words haunt Whitley as her challenges tending the wounded and ill at Fort Ticonderoga multiply. With the American army facing defeat on every front, doctoring is no longer enough. Alongside her friend George, Whitley takes up arms to defend herself, her friends, and American independence.
When the entitled and naïve Dr. Isaack Morris arrives, he and Whitley clash at every turn. Each word and action enflames the animosity between them until George helps Whitley see beyond Isaack's façade. Slowly, friendship and trust grow between the three of them, but it is tested by Endicott stubbornness, Isaack's narrow-mindedness, and the secrets they all hold.
Whitley, Isaack, and George must navigate the complexities of war, trust, and friendship to survive. Yet every risk they take leads them closer to the battlefields of Saratoga and a decision that could change the course of the American Revolution.
