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Shadowbrook - Swerling, Beverly

Shadowbrook

Author
Swerling, Beverly
Price
NZ$12.00
Stock
2
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1754. In a peaceful glen in the Ohio Country, the firing of a musket ball signals the beginning of the infamous bloody seven-year war that paved the way for the American Revolution...

Shadowbrook. A cast of unforgettable characters brings to life the bloody conflict between the French and the English that ignited Americas quest for independence and the birth of a new nation: Quentin Hale, the fearless gentleman- turned-scout the Indians call Red Bear; Cormac Shea, the part-Irish, part-Indian woodsman scarred in battle by his own kin, sworn to drive white man from his land; and Nicole Crane, a beautiful young woman whose struggle to reconcile her earthly desire for Hale and her chaste calling to the nunnery causes her to become a pawn in the British quest for territory. Centred around Shadowbrook, a prosperous plantation in the northern wilderness, and peopled with characters like a young George Washington, this richly textured tale vividly captures the conflict that marked a turning point in history and the start of an epic battle for freedom.

Format
Second hand Paperback
ISBN
9781863253505
Catalog
SKU
132682

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