The Devil at Valley Forge

The fourth book in Daughters of Rebellion plunges deeper into the fire of the Revolution, where war is not only fought on battlefields but in hidden ridges, broken houses, and the shadows women carve for survival.

Winter, 1777.
The Continental Army freezes at Valley Forge, and the Revolution teeters on the edge of collapse. Giulia Marini refuses to break. Her daughter has been taken, her circle of women hunted, and Loyalist Colonel Harcourt stalks her every step. With Benedict Arnold rising in power and George Washington tightening his leash, Giulia finds herself trapped between two masters who would see her silenced.

Instead, she builds fire.

With Elijah-scarred soldier turned shadow general-and her growing band of wolves, sisters, and women willing to fight for freedom, Giulia turns her hollow into a fortress. Cannon and fire rain down, but defiance holds. From Philadelphia parlors to mountain ridges, Giulia's shield spreads wider, her vow sharper, until neither king nor general can ignore her.

But rebellion is costly. Every strike draws reprisal, every whisper demands blood, and even allies question how far she is willing to go. As Valley Forge burns and the war of shadows deepens, Giulia must decide: will she protect her circle at any cost, or surrender the freedom they bleed for?

Gripping, unflinching, and steeped in the raw struggles of the Revolution, The Devil at Valley Forge is historical fiction for readers who crave suspense, resilience, and the untold stories of women who would not yield.