A Conflict of Conscience: The Fourteenth of September

“A truly fascinating... compelling and original read about one of the most debated wars in modern history.”

"...a moving tribute to lives altered by chance."

"And often fresh take on the collegiate anti-war movement..."

"The Fourteenth of September is a deftly written and thoroughly absorbing read from beginning to end.”

Click “General Fiction Shelf" — The Fourteenth of September is the third listing in this section.

"Dragonette shows us what we can be -in our best and worst."

“She walks a tightrope between betrayal and commitment so well that we as readers almost forget who she really is.”

“If you’re like me, after you read this well-written novel, it will be difficult to put it out of your mind.”

“Would love to see what Judy does next.”

The Fourteenth of September audiobook review featured on the podcast episode: start listening at 17m55s.

“This is a story that will hit home for a generation that is still here with us to read about it.”

“The author's portrayal of Judy was so well done that I felt like she was someone I knew in college.”

“It's this choice that will change the course of her life...”

“Rita Dragonette writes a good story describing the turmoil, fears, anger and sadness of that time.”

“A brilliantly conceived and conceptualized ‘time capsule’ of a particularly inclusive period of turbulence in American history.”

“A 'Coming of Conscience' story for the modern reader.”

“I can’t wait to curl up with some tea”

“Great Debut Novel”

"Sounds pretty damn good to me"

"An ageless inquiry into the domestic politics of protest when the world stops making sense."

"Thank you, JKS Communications and She Writes Press."