The Traitor's Wife

Set during the English Civil War, The Traitor's Wife is a gripping historical novel about love and loyalty in a time of great upheaval. When young Kate Graham falls in love with a charming Royalist soldier named Richard, she has no idea that his loyalties are about to be sorely tested. As the conflict between Parliament and the King reaches a fever pitch, Kate must decide whether to follow her heart or her conscience. The Traitor's Wife is a compelling story of passion and betrayal set against a tumultuous backdrop of war.

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