The Power to Deny - by Wendy Long Stanley (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Colonial Pennsylvania 1756. The French and Indian war rages on the frontier. Young poet and socialite Elizabeth Graeme of Philadelphia strives to create a promising future for herself ... and runs headlong into the bitter American revolutionary war. As a new Patriot, she stands to lose everything.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>Young and brilliant poet Elizabeth Graeme comes of age in colonial Philadelphia bearing an exceptional talent for writing and an unwillingness to be like all the other young women around her.</p><p>After a successful trip to England and an audience with the king, the sudden death of her mother and two failed romances leave Elizabeth reeling. Back in Philadelphia, she uses her literary talent, intellect, widening social circle, and status as a prominent physician's daughter to navigate her colonial life as a single woman.</p><p>That is, until the night Henry Fergusson arrives in her parlor. Elizabeth marries Henry four months later in a secret nighttime wedding, against her father's wishes.</p><p>As a new wife, Elizabeth is stunned to see that Pennsylvania is marching towards revolutionary war. Suddenly, Elizabeth's hometown becomes the seat and heart of the rebel government as the thirteen colonies turn their backs on the all-powerful British empire. Bloodshed ensues.</p><p>With battles of the American Revolution on her doorstep, Elizabeth realizes that she is a new American--and an ardent patriot. Her new husband, however, is staunchly loyal to the British crown.</p><p>Elizabeth stands to lose everything.</p>
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