FEMALE SPIES OF THE REVOLUTION
The Women of Washington’s Spy Ring
Written by Kit Sergeant

If you enjoy historical fiction and American Revolution nonfiction, you will love this book. Sergeant focuses on three female members of the Culper Spy Ring, George Washington’s main source of spying on British intelligence during the war.
Readers follow the lives of three women, Elizabeth Burgin, Margaret Coghlin, and Sarah, Sally Townsend. Slowly and inextricably, each of these woman’s lives entertwine with more familiar names in history like Aaron Burr and Benedict Arnold.
An intriguing and compelling read for fans of spy novels and historical fiction featuring lesser known but important historical figures.
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