The Floating Theatre – Martha Conway Business and every sword cuts both

and every sword cuts both ways

Classic Coben: fast-paced

and painfully honest — Pikoli captures the contradictions of being 'born free

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The Floating Theatre – Martha Conway Business and every sword cuts bothSet in 1838 along the Ohio River, The Floating Theatre follows seamstress May Bedloe as she finds herself aboard a riverboat theatre richly atmospheric, with vivid historical detail and a strong, independent heroine at its heart. Torn between loyalty, survival, and the growing tensions of slavery and abolition, Mays journey becomes one of courage and moral awakening. Goodreads readers praise it as richly atmospheric, with a strong heroine and vivid