A story of the Sacketts and the McGees. A story of pride, honor, and human weakness when it comes to matters of lust and desire. A story of faithful adherance to a code that never changes over the ages. Happy times and sad times and a spirit of individualism that endures beyond the grave.
Jane Goodfellow was a prim and proper wife for the new Minister in Bramford. She dismisses the talk of strange happenings in the town until she meets up with a very strange woman in the crowded market. Then her life changes drastically under an evil witch's spell.
It starts out as a story similar to several others of mine, where a fellow rebuilds a ship into the vessel of his retirement. He finds his wife and they begin to experience the good life. The ending turns the whole thing on its ear.
Sister Teresa has been drafted by the War Department and is now known as Nurse Heidi. She was certain she was destined for Europe but finds herself heading to the Land of the Rising Sun.
The most popular slogan in the post Civil War period was "Gone to Texas" or simply "GTT" because the promise of living in a free society without restrictions of too much government was too tempting to resist.
This previously unpublished stand-alone spin-off from the Shameful Day series gives further insight into the world of Jenny "Panties" Patterson. Timeline-wise it fits between Chapters 5 and 6 of 'A Shameful Day'.