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The british are coming : a Man Through Time, #2 by Suzanne D. Williams is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
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He didn’t want to be an eighteenth century soldier trapped in a modern time. ——- While on a late-night drive during a business trip in Boston, Dr. Jasmine Cushman almost hit a man on horseback. His colonial dress and a bag of coins stamped Paul Revere would be strange to anyone else, but she’s seen this kind of thing before when her friend encountered a 17th century pirate. Jonas Busbee joined the Sons of Liberty in 1775, plunging himself deep into the Patriot cause. One of several men sent to warn colonists of the pending British attack, his ride toward Lexington and Concorde ends, instead, in the 21st century. Forced together for what looks like a new future, his resentment at being displaced fights her need for composure and the knowledge that there’s a greater purpose in his travel through time. One which threatens the love growing between them and could end his existence. For good. Book 2 of 2 in A Man Through Time series by author, SUZANNE D. WILLIAMS.
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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- Suzanne D. Williams
- Publisher
- Suzanne D. Williams
- Published
- 2017
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781386700821
- Category
- work of fiction
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