A family of printers. A city on the brink. A girl caught between loyalty and liberty. Boston, 1774. Whispers of rebellion echo through the cobbled streets, and thirteen-year-old Elizabeth Greene can feel the city holding its breath. Her family's print shop, once a quiet place of ink and paper, has become a crossroads of danger. Patriots and Loyalists alike want control of the press, and every sheet that leaves the shop could spark trouble. When Elizabeth secretly helps her daring friend Isaac print Patriot pamphlets, she discovers the electrifying power of words. But with her father sworn to the Crown and her brother Nate marching toward the militia, the Greene family is being torn apart by the coming war. As British soldiers tighten their grip and rebellion ignites, Elizabeth must choose: protect her family's safety or risk everything for the dream of freedom. By the time the Declaration of Independence reaches Boston, she will no longer be just a curious girl; she will be a young woman inked into the story of a nation's birth. Loyalist or Patriot... which side will claim her heart and her courage?