Rebekah's Journey

Set in the eighteenth century, the narrative follows Rebekah Bradford, who, due to family trauma, becomes an indentured servant for a Quaker family in Philadelphia. Her journey unfolds as she evolves from servanthood to becoming a wife, mother, and businesswoman. The story highlights the resilience of Quaker women during a time of societal upheaval, reflecting their struggle to maintain their identity amidst the challenges posed by the colony's conflicting ideals with its founder, William Penn. This novel is recognized as an Amazon Breakthrough Novel Quarter finalist.