The year is 1774. Sixteen-year-old Elizabeth Farrington and her parents leave England to make a new life. When tragedy strikes, she is left an orphan in the New World. Finding employment at the bootmaker's home in Williamsburg, Virginia, she is given the impossible task of befriending his bitter daughter while trying to tolerate the arrogancy of his handsome son. It's only the indentured servant who makes her feel comfortable, helps her laugh, and increases her faith in God. Could she be falling in love? Set against the backdrop of the American Revolution, "In Due Season's" unforgettable characters will draw you into the action of this fast-paced novel.
