In the second volume of Patriots, Liza Byers has fled to New York City to escape her arranged marriage. Here she must learn to survive on her own as a barmaid in a busy tavern. Life as a young girl on her own is a lot harder than she imagined it would be, and more things fly out of control as the Revolutionary War rages in full swing. After a few deaths and petrifying experiences, she falls into a depression. However, one day a handsome young spymaster comes by and enlists her to be a courier for some intelligence gathering spies. Now working more fully in the cause her beloved friends are fighting for, she can find meaning and satisfaction in life...if she can survive.

(The sequel to "Of Wildflowers and Gunpowder") Nearing the end of the Revolutionary War, Louisa and Benjamin Tallmadge have finally begun their lives together. It is not as peaceful as they both imagined, though, and each new celebration brings with it challenges they never thought they would face.

Louisa Adams, the only member of her wealthy family who hadn't been murdered in a British raid, has joined the fight for freedom. Serving as a doctor for the army and a courier for the Culper Spy Ring, she is an integral part of the fight for freedom under Washington's command. As she and Benjamin Tallmadge try to survive to the end of the war and the beginning of their life together, danger threatens to steal their lives from them. *certified the most historically accurate 18th century book on wattpad by me (a professional historian I promise) lol not free of cliches but free of cringey cliches;) (DUDE I SUCK(!) AT WRITING DESCRIPTIONS SO DONT BASE YOUR IDEA OF THIS STORY ON THIS HAHAHA) ((or the first couple chapters ngl...I get better...this story gets better...promise...sorta)) Highest rank: #121 in Historical Fiction

"don't you wish all spies could be so lovely?" Codenamed the Duchess of the Allies, Louisa Tallmadge is thrown into the midst of World War II as an Air Force pilot and a spy. Her husband Benjamin, is deeply in love with leather jackets, the American cause, and Louisa. With Benjamin as the head of US intelligence and Louisa his top spy, an ocean of separation between them and the constant dangers of being in enemy territory threaten to separate them forever. (a WWII spinoff of my book Of Wildflowers and Gunpowder, with a few of the same characters making appearances. Mostly because I wanted to experiment with Louisa and Ben in the 20th century, and a SEVERE lack of WWII books on here which stinks...ANYWAY GOOD LUCK AND THANKS FOR ANY INPUT)

Doubt thou stars are fire; Doubt thou sun doth move; Doubt truth to be a liar: But ever doubt that I love. Winifred Artois is a promising young woman in the medical field of the Revolution. She is moved from her original camp to serve as a Matron with another woman. Winifred and patient, Captain Benjamin Tallmadge, begin a close friendship. After Winifred catches word of her husband's scandal back home, their friendship dissolves into much more.

She wanted to help with the war. She didn't want to just be some sort of camp follower that was doing nothing but sniffing around for a proper husband. Trethewey Brewster followed her brother into war but was determined to be more than a bystander and the opportunity presented itself when her childhood friend, Major Benjamin Tallmadge, created his ring of spies. Trethewey had always had a special place in her heart for her brother's best friend and would do anything to help him. Including spying on the enemy.