The Sentinels Of Andersonville (2014) - Plot & Excerpts
“I am called that. Though I prefer Traitor Christian. You can call me T. C. for short.” “You are the only traitor we know,” said the boy. The two children, eating cinnamon cakes as they went, led Posey Stiles through fields and woods and more fields to an old cave dug in the back of a hill, not far from the river. The hill, it was said, was part of the grounds of the Creek Indians who had once inhabited Americus. No one knew if the cave was of Creek or white settler origin. People played there as children and forgot about it when they got old. The two children pulled away brambles and branches and stepped aside for Posey to see. Posey peered into the darkness. “We didn’t know who to go to, except a traitor.” When Posey saw what she was meant to see, she gave a little wave and received a wave in return. She didn’t know that face, but she knew those clothes. She drew back. “You did right,” she said. She put her hands on her hips and scowled thoughtfully in unconscious imitation of her mother.
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