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The spy is a fiercely independent young woman who races time and traitors to uncover a plot that threatens the ne w nation. Recently widowed\, Rebecca Parcell is too busy \;struggling to maintain her farm in Morristown to care who wins the War \;for Inde pendence. But rumors are spreading that she&rsquo\;s a Loyalist sympathize r \;who betrayed \;her husband to the British&mdash\;quite a tidy way to end her disastrous \;marriage\, the village gossips whisper.
\nEveryone knows that her husband was a Patriot\, a hero who died aboa rd a British \;prison ship moored in New York Harbor. But &ldquo\;ever yone&rdquo\; is wrong. Parcell was a British spy\, and General \;Washi ngton - who spent two winters in Morristown - can prove it. He \;swear s he&rsquo\;ll safeguard Becca&rsquo\;s farm if she unravels her husband&r squo\;s secrets. With \;a mob ready to exile her or worse\, it&rsquo\; s an offer she can&rsquo\;t refuse.
\nEscaped British prisoner of wa r Daniel Alloway was the last person to see Becca&rsquo\;s \;husband a live\, and Washington throws this unlikely couple together on an \;esp ionage mission to British-occupied New York City. Moving from \;glitte ring balls to an underworld of \;brothels and prisons\, Becca and Dani el \;uncover a plot that threatens the new country&rsquo\;s future. Bu t will they move \;quickly enough to warn General Washington? And can Becca\, who&rsquo\;s \;lost almost \;everyone she loves\, fight he r growing attraction to Daniel\, a man who always \;moves on?
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Mally Becker began her career in New York City as a publicist and freelanc
e magazine writer\, then moved on\, working as an attorney for more than 2
0 years and then as an advocate for children in foster care. She and her h
usband raised their son in Warren Township\, where they still live.
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he thought she&rsquo\;d be clearing trails when she volunteered at the Mor
ristown National Historical Park but found herself\, instead\, sifting thr
ough the Park&rsquo\;s archival collection of letters. That&rsquo\;s where
she found a copy of an indictment for the Revolutionary War crime of trav
eling from New Jersey to New York City &ldquo\;without permission or passp
ort\,&rdquo\; which became the spark for "The Turncoat&rsquo\;s Widow\," h
er first novel. \;
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