Jacqueline P Vincent

Imagine a drumroll echoing through time as I proudly announce the reveal the cover of “Fede’s Letters,” the first book in the Forgotten Legacy series. Picture a fanfare as the book cover materializes before your eyes. Can you hear it? Can you see it?

At the heart of this evocative cover lies a bundle of weathered letters, bound by a simple string—yet within their faded ink and creased pages, they hold the key to unlocking Fede’s extraordinary tale.

Who is Fede, you ask? Let me draw back the veil of history and introduce you to a remarkable woman whose story has long been silent.

Fede was the youngest child and only daughter in a family struggling to survive the crushing poverty of 1920s Spain. It was an era when the wealthy gorged themselves on excess while the poor scraped by on mere crumbs. But don’t be fooled—this is not a tale of unrelenting misery.

Picture a wild-hearted girl, her dark curls streaming behind her as she races through sun-drenched fields. See her rescuing injured foxes, her small hands gentle yet determined. Watch as she learns to fend for herself, honing skills that will one day mean the difference between life and death.

But while Fede thrived in nature’s classroom, the rigid confines of school left her chafing and rebellious. Her mother, a devout woman, spent countless hours in the confessional, her ears burning with the list of Fede’s supposed sins relayed by the disapproving priest.

These letters, fragile yet powerful, illuminate a hidden chapter of history. They reveal the untold story of Spanish women who, though barred from open combat, waged their own silent war. Fede’s journey, etched in ink and courage, challenges us to reconsider the true meaning of heroism.

As you eagerly await the release of “Fede’s Letters,” ask yourself: What sacrifices would you make for freedom? How far would you go to protect those you love? Fede’s story is about to rewrite history—are you ready to uncover hers?