Fever 1793
In 1793, a deadly yellow fever epidemic sweeps through Philadelphia, turning the bustling city into a place of fear and isolation. A determined young girl must summon her courage to care for her family and find a way to survive amid the chaos, drawing on inner strength and unlikely alliances to endure the ordeal.
About This Book
Set against the backdrop of 1793 Philadelphia, this novel explores the harrowing impact of a yellow fever outbreak on the city and its inhabitants.
The story follows a young protagonist navigating the dangers of the epidemic, from quarantines and fear to the collapse of daily life.
Through vivid historical details, it captures the resilience and community spirit that emerge in times of crisis.
The narrative highlights the personal and societal challenges faced during one of America's earliest public health disasters.
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