When looking at history, it is saddening to recall how, in the past, one's position might be determined just by the color of their skin and the household they were born into, regardless of their abilities or talents. However, such a period can serve as the beginning of a cautionary tale that teaches readers the importance of eradicating discrimination from their daily lives and being appreciative for the moment they presently live in.
Bringing readers back to a time of racial discrimination and social prejudice the book “Betsy and Catherine: An Uncommon Friendship” features the story of two unlikely acquaintances as they strive to keep one another in their lives, despite the hardships and fear that they were exposed to, all this with the fear of death looming over them as they were exiled to a faraway land with no idea what was awaiting them once they arrive at shore.
The book was acclaimed for its superb storyline, which illustrated the evolution of the characters' friendship despite their social and socioeconomic differences, especially as the book was jam-packed with a mix of drama and adventure so engaging that it leaves readers wanting more.
Betsy and Catherine: An Uncommon Friendship
Written By: Helen Gailey
Kindle: $2.99
Paperback: $7.95 / $13.82 / $20.99
Hardcopy: $13.48 / $31.99
Copies are available for purchase on Amazon, GoToPublish, and Barnes & Noble. An enlightening yet entertaining read that will teach readers about history through the use of a dramatic plot.
About the Author
Helen Gailey was born and raised in Australia's Ballarat, Victoria. She obtained a degree in Professional Writing and Editing from the University of Ballarat. Her passion for literature and English history has inspired her to write high-quality historical dramas.
Helen is a happily married woman who lives in Tucson, Arizona with her husband. Her two sons and only grandson are living in Australia. She visits as often as her budget will allow.
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