The Rebellion of Jane Clarke

In this compelling novel set in 1769, Jane Clarke grapples with her loyalties amidst family feuds and burgeoning political tensions on the eve of the Revolutionary War. With the Winslow and Clarke families at odds over mill stream rights, Jane’s perspective shifts dramatically after a scandal implicates her father in wrongdoing. Sent to Boston to care for her eccentric aunt, she becomes entwined in the struggles between loyalists and rebels while witnessing the unfolding chaos of the Boston Massacre. As she navigates her complex relationships, Jane is forced to confront her beliefs about family, love, and the path to independence.