THE SUNSET SKY

Trish Ralston's views of rights for women and the abolition of slavery make her an outcast from Williamsburg society and an embarassment to her family. Unsure if men like her for herself, or for her money, she turns down many proposals of marriage and is content with life until her handsome distant cousin, Colin, arrives from England. Trish falls in love with him, but he disapproves of her independant ways.

Trevor Wright, a Scotch-Irish immigrant who works on her plantation, treats Trish as an equal and shares her desires to see the frontier. Like Trish, Trevor looks to God for daily guidance.

Which man should she choose? When she follows her heart, there is only one possible choice.

THE SUNSET SKY offers the reader a blend of Colonial America history, native Indian lore, and pirate attacks combined with the religious faith early Americans needed to chart their paths in the New World.