The Spy and the Seamstress - Scott M. Smith

nI regret that I have but one life to lose for my country.n n nn nCaptain Nathan Hale, America's first spy, uttered these immortal words while staring at a hangman's noose in a leafy New York City park in September 1776.n n nn nWhen a patriot mob threatened to lynch her father, a staunch supporter of the British crown, Anne Wheaton tossed her needles and threads aside to become a soldier in her own right.n n nn nIn The Spy and the Seamstress, Nathan and Anne must navigate duty and sacrifice, freedom and bondage, love and lust.n n nn nTheir Revolutionary tale rollicks with action, suspense, and romance, while also probing deeper moral issues that still resonate in the twenty-first century.n n nn nThe Spy and the Seamstress unearths centuries-old correspondence, diaries, and maps to portray this tumult in rich detail.n n nn n Dive into the churning cauldron of life in colonial America. Start reading The Spy and the Seamstress today.n