Revolutionary War fiction

[Bonnie]

Any good revolutionary war (USA) but with main characters or POV from the Loyalist/Tory side?

[Trish]

You can try The Devil Take Tomorrow. The main character is a 'rebel' but there are Loyalist/Tory POVs and good characters, not just bad ones.

It's a great read, I was up at night into the wee hours reading it.

Trish

[Jasmine, Gatekeeper of Giveaways.]

Our group read The Traitor's Wife: The Woman Behind Benedict Arnold and the Plan to Betray America. Peggy Arnold was certainly a loyalist. It does have a romance piece just so you are forewarned.

[Bonnie]

Thanks Jasmine and Trish. I added them both to my tbr shelf

[Peggyzbooksnmusic]

I can recommend these two by Bernard Cornwell; Redcoat and The Fort.

[Bonnie]

Peggy wrote: "I can recommend these two by Bernard Cornwell; Redcoat and The Fort."

Thanks Peggy. Redcoat sounds more interesting to me, so I'll add it.

[Bonnie]

Harold wrote: ""Oliver Wiswell" by Kenneth Roberts., Oliver Wiswell. Also my own."

Thank you Harold and it is available at my local library :)

[Eileen]

My husband loved Cornwell's and . His sister and her family went to New England on vacation and were at the spot where the "Fort" was - it's in the middle of a softball field now, I think.

[Melissa]

His Majesty's Envoy is historical fiction set during the Revolutionary War.