Bücher der Reihe Firebrand

Firestorms erupt when Firebrands seek the truth. In March and April of 1776, secrets unfold, but plans go awry. Despite such deadly costs, the truth is gradually being exposed. Were these clues hidden for a reason? What is the cost of revealing that which has clandestinely generated enormous profits?  Will curiosity cost more lives than it saves?  Did Jane’s uncle give up the ultimate for a worthy cause, or was his demise pointless? Sarah Wilson’s mansion will either give Jane answers or put her very life in jeopardy. Will the Dunlap family take in a stranger for bacon? Bacoun?  

Firestorms roar when Firebrands defend a secret to expose evil. What would a true Firebrand do when confronted with a deadly cipher? Will Jane’s decision about Mr. Tweedbottom prove fatal? Is the unscrupulous Lady Sarah Wilson more wily than Jane  anticipates?  What significance does opera hold in this puzzle? During a clandestine meeting in a barn, the timid become bold.  The bold become accused.  The hunted confuse the hunter as they escape through a labyrinth... and finally the Magistrate listens.        

Firestorms rage when Firebrands encounter the unexpected.   How did Polly meet Button? Who made her travel from Ireland to the Colonies in 1770? What helped her gain freedom? Who did Polly meet when she thought all hope was lost?  Is Billy, the carriage driver, resourceful enough to keep Jane and Silversmith safe and shepherd them on a search for the truth?  When captured, would you fight or succumb?After a struggle, are you open to encountering a new acquaintance?   How do you know when the danger is over?  When would you feel safe?In these rugged Colonies, what would you pay for freedom? Your life? When captured, would you fight or succumb? After a struggle, are you open to encountering a new acquaintance?  How do you know when the danger is over? When would you feel safe? Is Billy, the carriage driver, resourceful enough to keep Jane and Silversmith alive?