Yellow Crocus is a deeply moving tale that begins with the birth of Lisbeth Wainwright, born into the privilege of a sprawling Virginia plantation. Moments after her birth, she is entrusted to Mattie, an enslaved wet nurse who becomes her surrogate mother. Mattie's nurturing care introduces Lisbeth to a world of tenderness, faith, and tradition.

Growing up, Lisbeth learns the profound traditions of prayer, singing, and the joy of hunting for yellow crocuses in the spring. But as she matures, Lisbeth becomes increasingly aware of the stark contrast between her freedoms and the limitations imposed on Mattie.

As she navigates the complexities of love and societal expectations, Lisbeth faces a heart-wrenching choice that will test her courage and reshape her destiny. Yellow Crocus is a compelling novel of love, loss, and redemption set against the backdrop of one of America's darkest historical periods.