LIBERTY OR DEATH

A Tale of a Highlander in Pontiac's War and the American Revolutionary War. Book 2: Montreal to Princeton.

By: MARTIN DEY, Martin Dey

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

"Liberty or Death". Ewan MacKenzie was a Jacobite Rebel who became a Redcoat soldier of King George. Now, in 1775, he must chose again. "But what if a man changes allegiance so often he loses his very soul?" Ewan asks his friend, Hugh Mercer. In "Liberty and Death" the epic saga begun in "No Great Mischief If They Fall" marches on through the next seventeen years of love, blood and conflicting loyalties. Within six weeks of November/December 1775, Ewan MacKenzie will be offered the job of Sergeant in Lord Dunmore's "Ethiopian Regiment" of runaway slaves and the rank of Sergeant within the newly formed 3rd Virginia Regiment. Through Ewan's compassionate and often tormented eyes, the reader will experience and understand the American Revolution as never before. Harlem Heights, Trenton, Princeton and the two weeks as1776 turned to 1777 that saved America. But before all that, Ewan Mackenzie has to survive his murderous feud with fellow Redcoat, Malachi Cobden and then endure the horrifying fear and savagery of Pontiac's Rebellion. "Liberty or Death" is a book you will never forget. Praise for the first Ewan MacKenzie story "No Great Mischief If They Fall" "Could not put the book down, when does volume 2 come out ?" "Written to put the reader in each battle, place and situation" "Great Historical fiction with a strong historical backbone . You will feel the pain and conflict both physical and emotional." "I loved this book ! It gave me insights into Scottish History that I was unaware of and the gentle love story was so riveting" "It is the reason we read. Books such as this." "I really enjoyed reading this book, not only from a historical perspective but also because the style in which it is written. The author describes the historical events in a most riveting wat that makes it difficult to stop reading."