SCOTT HAMELE is a prolific Kansas City-based novelist with more than twenty books to his name, spanning historical and biographical thrillers, near-future suspense, and speculative fiction. He blends cinematic pacing with research-driven authenticity-real streets, tight timelines, and lived-in backstories. His historical fiction catalog includes Capone's North Road, The Petticoat Butcher, Hanna's Room, Promise in the Sky, Hitler Survives, Staff of Moses, Orchard of Secrets, Dust & Honor, A Century on the Plains, Mercy in the Sky, Between Two Flags, and Kentucky Whiskey Barons. He is known for richly researched historical fiction, and romantic historical epics.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Frontier Divided: A Revolutionary War Novel - Book One of the Eliza Hart Chronicles. In 1756, three-year-old Eliza Hart is kidnapped in a Cherokee raid near the tiny crossroads that will become Charlotte, North Carolina. Presumed dead by her parents, she is adopted into the Wolf Clan and raised as Tsula-"Fox," learning the stories, skills, and loyalties of her new people.As the colonies slide into rebellion, Tsula's command of Cherokee and English pulls her into the heart of the Revolutionary War. She rides as a scout and interpreter for British and Loyalist forces in the Carolina backcountry, guiding columns through forests and over rivers she knows better than any map. To Patriot fighters, rumors spread of a "white Indian rider" who appears before ambushes and vanishes like smoke. In Charlotte-a raw, strategic town battered by defeats like Camden and Waxhaws-Captain Samuel Hart, now a wounded veteran and jailer, wrestles with duty, grief, and the memory of a daughter he could not save. As war and rumor tighten around the town, one woman riding between nations will force everyone to reckon with what freedom and belonging truly cost. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798330681402
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The Frontier Divided: A Revolutionary War Novel - Book One of the Eliza Hart Chronicles. In 1756, three-year-old Eliza Hart is kidnapped in a Cherokee raid near the tiny crossroads that will become Charlotte, North Carolina. Presumed dead by her parents, she is adopted into the Wolf Clan and raised as Tsula-'Fox,' learning the stories, skills, and loyalties of her new people.As the colonies slide into rebellion, Tsula's command of Cherokee and English pulls her into the heart of the Revolutionary War. She rides as a scout and interpreter for British and Loyalist forces in the Carolina backcountry, guiding columns through forests and over rivers she knows better than any map. To Patriot fighters, rumors spread of a 'white Indian rider' who appears before ambushes and vanishes like smoke. In Charlotte-a raw, strategic town battered by defeats like Camden and Waxhaws-Captain Samuel Hart, now a wounded veteran and jailer, wrestles with duty, grief, and the memory of a daughter he could not save. As war and rumor tighten around the town, one woman riding between nations will force everyone to reckon with what freedom and belonging truly cost. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798330681402
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