Dangerous Deceits (Daughters of Liberty, #4)

Between friend and foe lies the fate of a nation...
As British surveillance tightens its grip across Long Island in 1780, the Patriots face their darkest hour. When Washington's traditional intelligence channels falter, Phoebe Tredwell and her Oyster Cove Literary Society must become the revolution's secret strength. With each coded message and clandestine meeting, these unlikely spies risk everything for liberty.
The arrival of the captivating Major John André sets Phoebe's instincts on edge. Behind his charm and wit lurks a shadow she can't quite place—a darkness that hints at treachery of unimaginable consequence. In a war where deception is the deadliest currency, Phoebe's judgment could save or doom the revolution itself.
Her heart offers no clear guidance, especially where James Ewing is concerned. After months of silence, the British officer who captured her affections has returned with critical intelligence—and renewed declarations of love. But can she truly trust a man who serves the Crown with the secrets of her heart—or the future of her country?
Rich with historical detail and breathtaking suspense, Dangerous Deceits brilliantly imagines the courage of the unsung heroines of the American Revolution.

Deb Vanasse is the award-winning author of lots (18 at last count) of books. Much of what she knows about writing and life she learned in Alaska, where she also mastered the art of hauling water and cooking ptarmigan. She loves characters who tug at the heart and stories that grab you from the opening line and never let go.

Deb is the co-founder of Alaska's 49 Writers, and she has been invited to join the faculty at several writers' conferences. After 36 years in Alaska, she now lives on Oregon's north coast, where you'll find her strolling the beach with her husband and boxer dog.