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The Futility of Despair, Captain Sedition Revolutionary War Historical Fiction: Captain Sedition, Book 5
Decimated by disease and desertion
and with the King's Dogs snapping at their heels, Washington's army has begun a desperate retreat from Manhattan Island.
The bold Declaration of summer means nothing now.It shouldn't be difficult for Wolfe to choose between going to Paris with Pru as part of Doctor Franklin’s delegation or continue risking his life in the shooting war. Only loyalty and honor make it a difficult choice.
Loyalty and honor.
Bloody hell.
The bold Declaration of summer means nothing now.It shouldn't be difficult for Wolfe to choose between going to Paris with Pru as part of Doctor Franklin’s delegation or continue risking his life in the shooting war. Only loyalty and honor make it a difficult choice.
Loyalty and honor.
Bloody hell.
300 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 26, 2024
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March 5, 2025
The last book of this series
And I’m forlorn. Did it have to end? It was another of K Fusaro’s brilliant stories that entertained me for weeks with the rest of the series. I’ll never forget Wolfe, Pru, Tad and George Washington.
And I’m forlorn. Did it have to end? It was another of K Fusaro’s brilliant stories that entertained me for weeks with the rest of the series. I’ll never forget Wolfe, Pru, Tad and George Washington.
July 19, 2025
A Fighting Retreat
The recap in historical fiction reinforces the main pints and people. Mas make history, but the ones in this volume, as rioted from an iPad are unreadable. The series reinforces Shelby Foote’s thesis that history should be written by novelists.
The recap in historical fiction reinforces the main pints and people. Mas make history, but the ones in this volume, as rioted from an iPad are unreadable. The series reinforces Shelby Foote’s thesis that history should be written by novelists.
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