Dunaway's Crossing (Historical Women's Fiction)

A small Georgia town paralyzed with disease.
Two women secluded in a remote cabin.
Only one man stands between them and death.

It's 1918 when newlywed Bea Dot Ferguson leaves her posh Savannah lifestyle to visit her cousin in rural Pineview, Georgia. Her purpose: to escape an abusive husband, who knows her shameful secret. Immediately, she learns she's traded one perilous situation for another, for Pineview has been infected with deadly Spanish influenza. With the help of Great War veteran Will Dunaway, Bea Dot finds herself fighting for survival, not only against her husband's brutality, but also against the deadliest virus the world has ever known.