Winds of Rebellion: In the dungeon of the prison ship
Ernest Haycox
Aug 2026 · Independently Published · Narrated by AI Voice Microsoft AI
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This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. In the shadows of the American Revolution, the highest stakes are paid by those who walk unseen.
It is early 1777, and the American Revolution is at a breaking point. While Washington’s army holds the line in the biting cold of the Morristown hills, one man finds himself in the dangerous shadows of the war. Jeffry Peale is a man of books and scholarly ambition, but the brutal necessity of the Continental struggle demands he set aside his studies and take up the mantle of a spy.
Tasked with infiltrating British-occupied territory, Peale must navigate a treacherous world of mud, shifting loyalties, and lethal deception. From the fog-drenched taverns of the lowlands to the heart of occupied Manhattan, Peale is on a desperate mission to gather intel that could turn the tide of the conflict. But he isn't alone in this game of cat and mouse. He faces the relentless scrutiny of Captain Tremble—a British martinet as cold, calculating, and unforgiving as the winter itself.
When his cover is blown, Peale is thrust into the horrors of the Whitby—the notorious "hell-ship" where prisoners are left to rot in darkness and disease. To survive, Peale must rely on his wits, his strength, and the quiet courage of those brave enough to aid him, including the mysterious Jane Welch.
In this gripping historical thriller, the clash of sabers and the whispers of the night ride collide with the desperate reality of survival. Jeffry Peale is about to discover that in the game of war, the greatest battles are often fought in the dark.
Immerse yourself in this pulse-pounding tale of espionage, sacrifice, and the unbreakable spirit of a soldier fighting for a nation not yet born.
It is early 1777, and the American Revolution is at a breaking point. While Washington’s army holds the line in the biting cold of the Morristown hills, one man finds himself in the dangerous shadows of the war. Jeffry Peale is a man of books and scholarly ambition, but the brutal necessity of the Continental struggle demands he set aside his studies and take up the mantle of a spy.
Tasked with infiltrating British-occupied territory, Peale must navigate a treacherous world of mud, shifting loyalties, and lethal deception. From the fog-drenched taverns of the lowlands to the heart of occupied Manhattan, Peale is on a desperate mission to gather intel that could turn the tide of the conflict. But he isn't alone in this game of cat and mouse. He faces the relentless scrutiny of Captain Tremble—a British martinet as cold, calculating, and unforgiving as the winter itself.
When his cover is blown, Peale is thrust into the horrors of the Whitby—the notorious "hell-ship" where prisoners are left to rot in darkness and disease. To survive, Peale must rely on his wits, his strength, and the quiet courage of those brave enough to aid him, including the mysterious Jane Welch.
In this gripping historical thriller, the clash of sabers and the whispers of the night ride collide with the desperate reality of survival. Jeffry Peale is about to discover that in the game of war, the greatest battles are often fought in the dark.
Immerse yourself in this pulse-pounding tale of espionage, sacrifice, and the unbreakable spirit of a soldier fighting for a nation not yet born.
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. In the shadows of the American Revolution, the highest stakes are paid by those who walk unseen.
It is early 1777, and the American Revolution is at a breaking point. While Washington’s army holds the line in the biting cold of the Morristown hills, one...
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