Sara's Sacrifice - Flo Parfitt - Boeken - Written Dreams Publishing - 9781951375041 - 20 september 2019
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Sara's Sacrifice


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About Sara's Sacrifice, Book 1 of the Daughters of Evolution Series by Flo Parfitt

"Parfitt made early twentieth century Milwaukee come to life in this story of the hard work and sacrifice of Wisconsin's forward-looking suffragists. Readers will want to find out what happens... I thoroughly enjoyed it."

--Virginia McCullough, Award-winning author of romance and women's fiction



What will Sara Dewberry be willing to sacrifice to change the world?

For Sara Dewberry, life in the early 1900s in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with her husband and children is comfortable and pleasant. But an injustice gnaws at Sara's heart. Women have no say in government, and no voice in politics. Women can't own land. Most are little more than property to their husbands, and Sara can't hide behind her cozy walls any longer.

At first, going to the meetings that support the local suffragettes who want votes for women, stays a secret. When her husband rails against the women's movement and says, "Women should know their place!" Sara nods her head and gives him a thin smile.

But when Sara is arrested at a rally in Chicago that is endorsing the 19th Amendment, the truth spills out. She's forced to make a choice: does she return to her life in the shadows, or should she make a sacrifice for the women she's come to love that will cost her everything?

Media Boeken     Paperback Book   (Boek met zachte kaft en gelijmde rug)
Vrijgegeven 20 september 2019
ISBN13 9781951375041
Uitgevers Written Dreams Publishing
Pagina's 334
Afmetingen 152 × 229 × 19 mm   ·   489 g
Taal en grammatica Engels  

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