It couldn’t be true. Could it? But how could it not? She would never forgive them—never.
It is 1917. When she came to Stone Creek to live with her aunt’s family, Miranda thought she had lost everything. She was wrong. Now she has lost her identity as well. In her anger, she secedes from the people she thought would be her new family, and adopts a different name, that of her favorite flower.
Marigold has not thought much about the impending war until her new brother suddenly joins the army. Their small village is suddenly faced with losing young men close to them all.
When the oldest of her new sisters, Joy, becomes desperately ill and must have surgery, there is no money. The only way to save Joy is for Marigold to give up the last bit of her old life along with her anger. But can she do it?
How much is she willing to sacrifice for love of a sister?
Nebraska writer Nona Morrison has been a writer for most of her life. She has been published in numerous magazines for both adults and children and writes both fiction and non-fiction. She has worked as a newspaper reporter, editor and photographer and has written training materials for a major chemical company, but much of her experience is as a freelancer. Stories for young people are her special love. Besides Marigold, Nona is also the author of the Prairieland Press titles The Ghost Juggler and Finding Nancy.
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