Kirkus Reviews named Two Coins as a Best Indie, 2019.
CIBA Semi-Finalist 2019 Fiction Book Awards
Are two coins all a lady's reputation is worth? In 1883 Calcutta, it's more than unusual for a woman to sue a man in open court. When both parties are missionaries, and the man accuses his female opponent of sexual misconduct with a native Christian and another missionary, newspapers fly off the shelves in Calcutta, Edinburgh, and even London. But what really happened?
Sandra writes historical fiction about courageous women who overcame discrimination. She also writes a weekly blog with entries relating to history, her travel experiences, and other topics that catch her attention. For more information about Sandra, visit her website www.sandrawagnerwright.com
Rev Hastie testified in his own defense. But more witnesses will be called to corroborate his testimony. Miss Pigot has mixed feelings on the transition. Her primary enemy is out of the witness box, but his supporters will soon enter it. Miss Pigot's lawsuit is out of her control.
Book Excerpt
Two Coins: A Biographical Novel (Women of Determination and Courage)
Mr. Hastie looks so shaken I’d almost feel sorry for him, if he weren’t such a vile man. He’s been the center of attention for five days, six if I count the pre-trial motion. He has called me unspeakable names. He has dishonored my parents. He has lied. And now his parade of supporters begins.
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