Rebels Against God: A novel of murder, politics, and abolition in 19th century Virginia
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"Rebels Against God" is a meticulously researched historical novel set in 1800s Virginia, where the noble words of the Declaration of Independence clash with the harsh realities of slavery. Virginia's powerful planters, unwilling to relinquish their slave-owning privileges, challenge the founding principles of the nation. As Northern states lean towards abolition, one man in Virginia dares to stand against the tide. In 1806, founding father and abolitionist Chancellor George Wythe shook the...























