Daughters of Green Mountain Gap

Set in early 20th-century North Carolina, Daughters of Green Mountain Gap follows three generations of women—Maggie, Carrie Ann, and Josie Mae—whose differing beliefs about healing practices and family traditions lead to emotional conflict. As they navigate the tensions between mountain folklore and modern medicine, the story explores themes of tradition, change, and the complexities of family loyalty. Author Teri M. Brown masterfully reveals the intertwined lives of these women, highlighting deeper questions about faith, identity, and resilience.