Now that the war is over, the real work begins to unify the fledgling country. Peter Smith has survived many harrowing battles against the British. He now faces his biggest challenge, which could determine the future for him and his family. After his parents' death, he receives an assignment from a surprising source. Peter must decide whether to take on this new task or fulfill a promise to stay with his family.
The relief of surviving the war for independence provides Peter with options to live safely back home in Boston. With the support of his wife, Anne, the family embarks on a new challenge to return to South Carolina to take up a different fight. Peter is faced with deep-seated hatred and institutional racism.
Peter takes on a new role as a politician, made possible by his celebrity, to try to end slavery. He is thwarted at every turn by the actions of his neighbors. When he is faced with a brutal attack on his family, he must decide to risk everything to bring the attacker to justice, face possible death or failure, or stay the course to complete his mission.
The Regrets of War is the harrowing third novel in The Peter Smith Chronicles series. You will be drawn in by the dramatic story of one man who tries to make a difference and is tested for his beliefs. Get your copy today.
Danny J. Bradbury
About the author
I have been writing historical fiction novels since I retired from the Insurance industry. I have a lifelong love of history and enjoy sharing my accumulated knowledge. I was born and raised in Colorado and Wyoming. I served in the U.S. Navy. My wife and I currently live in South Carolina. We have three grown daughters and four grandchildren.
Review
"The Regrets of Man," the third book in The Peter Smith Chronicles, takes you on a powerful journey through post-war America.
Peter
Smith, fresh from the battlefields, now faces the tough task of uniting
a divided country and tackling deep-rooted racism. After losing his
parents, Peter is caught between staying with his family in Boston or
taking on a new mission in South Carolina. With his wife Anne by his
side, he decides to fight slavery using his newfound political
influence.
The story vividly shows the challenges Peter faces,
especially when his family is brutally attacked. He has to make tough
choices between seeking justice and sticking to his mission.
This
book is an emotional and gripping tale of one man's fight for a better
future. It's a must-read for anyone who loves historical fiction.
Content Rating
Drugs: None
Language: None,
Violence: Contains violence, depicting battlefield flashbacks, racial attacks, and personal confrontations. It serves to highlight the harsh realities of post-war America and the protagonist's struggle against deep-rooted racism and slavery.
Adult: No sexual content
Moral: It underscores the importance of standing up against injustice and adversity, despite the personal sacrifices and difficult choices that may accompany such actions.
Links
Amazon: https://books2read.com/u/3n9xjB
Twiiter: @DanBradbury52
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