The Back Settlement

A profound story of sin and redemption set in the rugged rural settlements of the 1860s.

In the windswept landscape of rural Prince Edward Island, Canada, Beth Lord lives a life defined by duty and silence. Trapped in a household ruled by harsh voices and heavier expectations, her days blur into a routine of obedience and quiet longing. But when a long-lost friend extends a simple invitation, Beth is drawn toward a future she never dared to imagine.

The Back Settlement is a tender and powerful novel of resilience, quiet courage, and the enduring struggle between sin and redemption. As Beth confronts the wrongs done to her—and the ones she's carried out herself—she begins to uncover a path toward healing and hope.

Why readers love The Back Settlement:

•Pioneer History: A narrative that delves into the darker corners of early settlement life, offering a powerful look at trauma, justice, and the human spirit.
•Ancestral Storytelling: Rooted in a real family legend of a sudden, impulsive marriage that served as a rescue from a repressive home.
•Compelling Heroine: Perfect for fans of character-driven storytelling and quiet heroines with deep inner strength.

Join Beth on an emotional journey through the heavy cost of family secrets in a remote 19th-century back settlement.