The Rebellion of Jane Clarke: Love, Loyalty, and Independence in Colonial America on the Eve of Revolution
On the eve of revolution, colonial America stands at a crossroads. Against this changing backdrop, Jane Clarke’s story brings together love, loyalty, and the desire for independence in a historical novel about personal choices during a transformative moment in American history.
About This Book
The Rebellion of Jane Clarke is set in colonial America on the eve of the American Revolution.
Its central themes are love, loyalty, and independence.
The novel presents a period of social and political change through the experience of Jane Clarke.
Written by Sally Cabot Gunning, it combines historical setting with personal and emotional conflict.
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