Warofindependence Stories

The annotated correspondence of Lt. Colonel John Laurens, Revolutionary soldier and aide-de-camp to General George Washington during the War of Independence.

A TIME-TRAVELING VILLAIN. A DANGEROUS MISSION. A DEADLY SECRET. For 13-year-old Kep Westguard, time travel isn't fun and games. It's a dangerous mission to stop his crackpot grandfather from tampering with history to reverse the outcome of the American Revolution. Kep arrives in 1777 just days before the crucial Battle of Saratoga, a stunning American victory that turned the war in their favor. He infiltrates the British camp as a rebel spy and discovers his grandfather and British General Burgoyne have cooked up a secret plot to tip the balance in the Brit's favor. To unlock the mystery, Kep needs to steal a letter from Burgoyne's courier and deliver it to the American camp. If he's caught as a spy, the punishment is hanging. How much will one teenager risk to ensure American Democracy succeeds?

Flash Fiction: In 1777, a woman watches injured revolutionary soldiers walk through her town late at night, leaving red footprints in the snow behind them.

Travel in the world of Nanib Sahir; an Indian sepoy lieutenant in the East India Company in 1857 and witness his changing of sides as the War of Independence sparks up with the introduction of theEnfield Rifle.

The correspondence of Lt. Colonel Tench Tilghman (1744 - 1786), volunteer and then official aide-de-camp to General George Washington during the American Revolutionary War.