It's a slight departure from some of her earlier works, although her theme of strong women facing the limits of their freedom and overcoming obstacles continues. In THE LIBERTY FLOWER, Katie presents a romance of two well-matched individuals, one the daughter of an Irish immigrant who found success in Colonial South Carolina, and the other the son of a British peer who secretly supports the rebels.
Readers will be transported back to an era of revolution and unrest, with the novel spanning the years between the American and the French Revolutions. Through it all, Sarah Mahon and Jack Ashford maintain connections that are sometimes tight but often tenuous, their future together all but erased by one rash act of rebellion that alters the course of their lives.
More to come as we get closer to the publication date, including free book giveaways and sample chapters posted at Newcastlewest Books.
Until then, why not pick up a copy of THE LEAVEN OF THE PHARISEES or A TERRIBLE BEAUTY? They make lovely Christmas gifts, tucked into an e-reader of your choosing. And they are available in hard copy for those who enjoy the feel of real books.
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