Miranda lived a charmed life in 1961 Fellowship America…
until she broke the rules.
Already besieged by the Great Depression, the assassination of President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt was the last straw. America closed her eyes and ears to all but their own Fellowship Prophet. The Prophet and his Council led America out of the Depression and changed the country with their rules and restrictions. Restrictions that even privileged Miranda Clark couldn’t bear.
One spring day in 1961, Miranda breaks the rules of her charmed life. She discovers her world is far darker, more duplicitous, and much more deadly that she’d ever imagined.
She uncovers soul-shattering secrets. Family secrets. Secrets that could destroy the Fellowship—and her. Hunted by the Fellowship’s unstoppable Angels of Death, she must fight for her country, her friends, her life.
This gripping story examines an America that could have been. And the insular and righteous repression that one day may yet be…
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J. Alexander Greenwood, author of the Pilate series of novels, hosts this podcast. The Mysterious Goings On podcast always has interesting discussions about creativity, writing, and mystery.
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COMMENTS AND REVIEWS of My Soul to Keep
“With the social significance of Handmaid’s Tale and top-notch thriller suspense, My Soul to Keep is a story for the ages.” ~August McLaughlin, author of In Her Shadow
“Great tension and characters!” ~Jennifer O.
“Intriguing and compelling.” ~Julie G.
“No BS, I truly enjoyed your novel.” ~Kate G., bookseller
“An exciting adventure story, a powerful alternate history, and a multi-layered story of personal growth. Miranda sacrifices a life of privilege to rebel against social constraints and to understand painful personal mysteries about her life, revealed only by flashes of memory and confused dreams. As she fights back against the restrictions and hypocrisy of society, she also discovers the secrets of her life and her family, and chooses the values that will drive her actions—and she refuses to ‘print the legend.’”~ William F. Wu, author of Wong’s Lost and Found Emporium, Hong on the Range, and many others
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