U.S. “Founding Fathers” Adams and Jefferson were “founding frenemies.” Adams favored a strong central government; Jefferson championed states’ rights. Yet they enjoyed mutual respect and worked together for two decades until they both ran for president and stopped speaking to each other. They later reached a truce and died on the same day: July 4, 1826. Read The Sister Knot about two resilient women, orphaned in WW2, who defy fate to sustain a lifelong friendship. A compelling novel about the power of sisterhood. Learn more about the book in NOVELS.
Adams and Jefferson: Political opposites united to create a new nation
Two resilient women, two separate journeys, one lasting friendship
