Glory in the Flower — Jacqueline Marten

The ravages of war...the ecstasy of love...

IN THE WAR-TORN FIELDS OF LIBERTY, A PRECIOUS LOVE FLOWERED FREE...

Lovely Craig St. John was heiress of a splendid colonial estate, a vibrant girl who grew into an exquisite, full-blooded woman. She was as daring as the dark, dynamic Robert Glendenning, her childhood friend, and the man who branded himself forever on her heart. On the eve of revolution he sailed for England, never dreaming he next would hold her in his arms as a fellow spy -- in a violent, impassioned war.

Pledged to liberty and to each other, they risked their lives and fortunes for the vital patriot cause. And in the shelter of their passion, they savored a secret love most tender, proud and free. When the grim darkness of a British prison threatened to vanquish life itself, when only hope held fast to victory's distant call, they would brave all to seize the sweetest prize...