The Last Runaway

Summary

The novel "The Last Runaway" tells the story of a young Englishwoman named Honor Bright, who emigrates to America in 1850. She finds herself in a small town in Ohio, facing cultural and social challenges. Honor, a talented Quaker, quickly becomes involved in the abolitionist movement, helping runaway slaves by providing them shelter. She also learns to adapt to her new life, finding friends and love despite the difficulties and dangers she encounters. The book explores themes of freedom, moral choices, and the strength of the human spirit.