Truth, Lies, and the Questions in Between

Truth, Lies, and the Questions in Between is a compelling historical fiction novel about Patty Appleton, a trailblazing young woman navigating the tumultuous 1970s as one of the first female Congressional Pages in the U.S. Senate. Patty's role gives her a unique perspective on pivotal debates shaping the nation, especially those surrounding women?s rights. As she struggles with the expectations placed upon her as an obedient daughter and future wife, Patty is inspired by her feminist friend Simone to question societal norms and redefine her identity.

Meanwhile, the Watergate scandal casts a shadow over her personal life. With evidence surfacing of political crimes and cover-ups, Patty fears her father, a key fundraiser for President Nixon, may be implicated. As she digs deeper into the truth, she must confront difficult questions about loyalty, integrity, and her vision for her own future. Balancing the personal and political, this story explores themes of self-discovery, justice, and the evolving role of women in society.