
In 1856 Virginia, a Northern artist drawn to abolition falls for the mayor’s daughter while secretly printing anti-slavery leaflets.
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In 1856 Virginia, a Northern artist drawn to abolition falls for the mayor’s daughter while secretly printing anti-slavery leaflets.
In 1856, Western Virginia is a powder keg of tension between slavery and abolition. And in the town of Grafton, sparks are flying. When Henry Coggs, an artist from the North with a passion for abolition, arrives in Grafton for an art commission, he begins to suspect that God’s purpose for him reaches far beyond stained glass. Reuniting with his childhood friend Seth, Henry discovers a printing press and starts creating anti-slavery leaflets under a false name. He has no time for distractions—unt...
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Clean courtship romance with attraction and a path toward marriage
Peril from manhunts and Underground Railroad danger; not graphic
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Faith, God’s purpose, and a hidden spiritual community drive the plot
No fantasy magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonology content present
Central abolitionist themes, anti-slavery leaflets, and slavery debate
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Slavery, enslaved servants, and escaped-slave peril are central
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