Some 25 years after America was formed and the Revolutionary War ended, the diary of British actress Eliza Woods comes to light. A new generation of Americans is eager to discover more about the Revolutionary War era and the heroes who helped win the war. This is her diary, written in her hand. It provides startling revelations about illegal spying and actions taken by her neighbors, friends, and associates that greatly impacted several colonial army campaigns. Eliza lived with a Philadelphia Quaker family and found herself emotionally and spiritually torn between revealing her friends and associates' illegal and intriguing actions or remaining silent. Her spiritual transformation becomes a complete makeover of her beliefs and results in action. This is her story.