Publisher's Synopsis
AMERICA AT A TURNING POINT! In 1813 the Unites States and Nathan Jeffries fight for their lives. Son of a dissolute naval hero and a Quaker beauty, Nathan has barely survived the first six months of war. Now the country and Nathan face terror and death on land and sea. Fighting both the wrathful British and the powerful, sadistic Michael Fredericks, Nathan finds himself hunter and hunted in a brutal world of betrayal. It will take superhuman effort and luck to even survive at this great turning point for Nathan and his country! The Bicentennial Trilogy 1812: Rights of Passage, 1813: Reprisal and 1814: Raze of Glory "Hubinger's rousing tale and prose grab the reader by the eyeballs and the intellect, and pull him in page after suspenseful page." Walter C. Eanes, former US Coast Guard "Characters . . . are well-developed. The intrigue and double-dealing . . . compelling and the passages onboard ship are wonderfully executed. One hopes the remainder of the series will be as exciting." Review in the War of 1812 Magazine, Issue 18
