The Bay-Path

Holland's novel follows the life of Katy Sanford, a young woman who moves from Boston to the Connecticut River Valley in the early 18th century in search of a better life. Along the way, she confronts various challenges, including poverty, discrimination, and religious intolerance, and learns to navigate the complexities of colonial life.

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