After teaching English for 37 years from Vermont to South Carolina, Deborah Coe Reinhold co-founded and directed the Lyceum at Porter-Gaud School in Charleston, before finishing her first novel. Deborah is the mother of Joanna, a biochemist, and stepmother of Evan, a counselor. She lives with her husband, Bob, and their rescue dogs in Mt. Pleasant, SC, where she walks the beach most mornings at dawn.
In the heart of a Southern state, Mary Beatrice was an anomaly: an abolitionist bound more by duty than desire to her family’s plantation. Her spirit of defiance was evident, but it was her love for a Yankee officer that truly set her free. This love was not her first act of rebellion, but it was ...
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