The Soul Of Honour. By Hesba Stretton

A stirring work of historical fiction set in England during the 1600s, The Soul of Honour tells the story of a young woman named Rachel who must navigate a world of politics, intrigue, and romance in order to save her family from disaster. Along the way, she discovers the true cost of honor and the power of forgiveness.

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