And oh, the joys I had in my research! This time in our nation’s history resulted in changes we still feel the effect of today. Lincoln seized more control into the hands of the president than anyone before him in history thought possible, and we can’t know what he intended to do after peace returned to the land. Though it’s often overlooked in the shadow of his assassination, two other targets that night survived. Who’s to say the Culpers didn’t have a hand in that?
The KGC reportedly hid massive amounts of gold, weapons, ammunition, and medical supplies in hopes of a future uprising. We don’t know where most of them are, though many treasure hunters joyfully follow the clues laid out.
What we do know is that from its very foundation, the United States has been a nation of diversity…diversity that can either make it great or fracture it. Through writing this series, I gained new appreciation and love for the country I call home, and new determination to do what I can to keep it on solid footing. It’s my prayer that through reading the Culper books, you too might wonder what you can do to carry on the Culper legacy and quietly effect change in your world.
About the Author
Roseanna M. White grew up in the mountains of West Virginia, the beauty of which inspired her to begin writing as soon as she learned to pair subjects with verbs. She spent her middle and high school days penning novels in class, and her love of books took her to a school renowned for them. After graduating from St. John’s College in Annapolis, Maryland, she and her husband moved back to the Maryland side of the same mountains they equate with home. Roseanna is the author of two biblical novels as well as several American historical romances. She is the senior reviewer at the Christian Review of Books, which she and her husband founded, the senior editor at WhiteFire Publishing, and a member of ACFW, HisWriters, and Colonial American Christian Writers.
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