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Patriot at the River: A Novel of the American Revolution (For Liberty and Conscience, #2) by
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Phoebe Hinkle
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MAN that was a good fight :D
— Oct 19, 2024 03:58PM
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Phoebe Hinkle
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I remember watching a reenactment of Hannah's Cowpens . . . man, that was a long time ago.
— Oct 19, 2024 10:02AM
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Phoebe Hinkle
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Rane is becoming a favorite, the cinnamon roll :') and I love Aunt Kate, she's so feisty 🤣
— Oct 19, 2024 09:39AM
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Phoebe Hinkle
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I'm really enjoying this so far! It's always an adjustment to jump in mid-series, but it hasn't been too hard.
— Oct 17, 2024 07:50PM
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D.J. Speckhals
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I've highlighted and annotated a lot (I'll share some at the end). This story is fun, engaging, and well written. It makes me want to grab a musket and join Captain Boothe's militia. Now I'm ready for this big set scene I think is coming in Chapter 27.
— Sep 30, 2024 05:16AM
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Angela Gold
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Patriot at the River is a powerful story set during the Revolutionary War. Here is an excerpt:
"Benjamin blew out a breath and rested his head against the wall. This wasn’t about Gregory at all. It wasn’t even about Harrod or Taggart.
This was about him, Benjamin Woodbridge. And the anger he had nurtured until it was a living, breathing part of him.
God, I don’t know how to fix this."
Check it out on Amazon!
— Sep 29, 2024 07:32AM
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"Benjamin blew out a breath and rested his head against the wall. This wasn’t about Gregory at all. It wasn’t even about Harrod or Taggart.
This was about him, Benjamin Woodbridge. And the anger he had nurtured until it was a living, breathing part of him.
God, I don’t know how to fix this."
Check it out on Amazon!









