Of Spies and Slaves

Become acquainted with the brave heroine from Jane Singer’s novel, Alias Dragonfly!

When teenage Pinkerton spy, Maddie Bradford, lands in the seething, pestiferous broth that is Washington, D.C. during the Civil War, slavery is legal and will be until April 16, 1862.

Her boss, Alan Pinkerton, a known abolitionist who aids escaping slaves, as well as using them as invaluable helpers and spies, exposes Maddie to a network of black operatives working out of her aunt’s boardinghouse. She forms an especially strong bond with her aunt’s cook, Nellie, and her son Isaac, a young man who hides escaping slaves in the cellar.

The grim doings of slave catchers become all too real for Maddie. Death and the specter of death haunt this heroine as she must find a way to help her friends while risking her own life. She is still a spy in training and must prove her worth.

Alias Dragonfly by Jane Singer is on sale for $0.99 until February 15th!
   

Jane Singer’s wonderful Young Adult series about a teen girl who spies for the Union during the Civil War has a movie home! ALIAS DRAGONFLY plus two pending books in the series have been optioned to feature film producer Joel B. Michaels of Mitzvah Enterprises.

Joel was executive producer of Basic Instinct 2, Terminator: Rise of the Machines, Terminator: Salvation, Lolita, Stargate, Universal Soldier and The Changeling. In the review copy of ALIAS DRAGONFLY we mistakenly named Halycon Studios as the rights holder. We regret that error.