If I Should Die

Miranda shed her charmed life and became a rebel, then shed that life, too. Now she wants peace, but is she willing to pay the price?
It’s 1964, forty-five years after the Prophet preached his first sermon in a tent near Lynchburg, Virginia. Nearly thirty years after the Fellowship began acting as government consultants. And almost three years since Miranda vowed to never kill again, not even one of the tyrannical preacher-politicians.
Now she cruises America’s inland rivers under an alias and rescues fugitives from the unforgiving government.
Until the day she receives two letters:
Her estranged sister, the wife of the newly confirmed Prophet, offers her forgiveness and a chance for peace.
Her brother, sworn to destroy the tyranny, needs rescued from certain death so he can deliver vital information to the rebel leader.
Voyaging against the current, she weighs her choices. But no matter which choice she makes, it will cost her. Dearly.
In a deadly battle between her dreams and loved ones, will she stick to her peaceful principles and allow many to die or resurrect her dark side to save lives?