When liberty hangs by a thread, treachery wears a patriot's face In a world where the American Revolution crumbles beneath British tyranny, Major William Turner, a dedicated artillery officer, confronts betrayal at the highest levels. When the charismatic Captain Edward Delancey arrives with promises of victory, Turner is drawn in—until he uncovers Delancey's true intentions that could shatter the fragile hope for liberty.
As the siege at Yorktown approaches, loyalties are tested, and alliances shift in the shadows. With Washington's life at stake and the future of a nation hanging by a thread, Turner must navigate a perilous landscape of espionage and treachery.
Set as a prequel to the "Republic Rising" series, "The Betrayal at Yorktown" is a gripping tale of courage and conviction where the cost of freedom intertwines with personal sacrifice. In a battle for independence, can Turner uncover the truth before it’s too late?
Before becoming an author, Daniel Pelfrey followed many career paths over the years. He’s served in the United States Air Force and worked in government at the TSA as a supervisor at one of the busiest airports in the United States.
From there, he tried his hand at blackjack, as a dealer, Daniel thinks it’s too risky to make a living as a gambler.
Daniel next entertained the idea of becoming a teacher and returned to college. He graduated, but teaching ended not in the cards. A Bachelor of Science in History from Black Hills State University, in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota, is how Daniel completed his education. He’ll be the first to say it’s really just a license to B.S. in History.
Daniel has also spent several years in seasonal jobs in places ranging from Mount Rushmore in South Dakota to Mammoth Lakes, California, and finally Medora, North Dakota, where he currently lives.
The Betrayal at Yorktown: A Republic Rising Prequel Story (The Republic Rising), my fourteenth read from author Daniel Pelfrey. A 322-page alternate history of the Revolutionary War. “I received a complementary Kindle copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review." The gifting of this book did not affect my opinion of it. I look forward to reading more from this author with Thin Line (Hector Ramirez Thrillers) going back as a prequel on my TBR list. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).