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The Lost

East-Florida

Lars D. H. HedborSeries: Tales from a Revolution
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Duration
5h 42m
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Brief Candle Press

About

East-Florida, 1783
In the aftermath of a war that has already cost him his family and his home, Amias is eking out a living on the fringes of the remaining British holdings in East-Florida. When he rescues Sarah from the flotsam of a shipwreck that claimed her kin and her future, he is drawn into a high-stakes deception to secure a resettlement land grant. Building a home while facing the prehistoric monsters that haunt the swamps, Amias must find a way to make their fiction a reality.
The Lost is the East-Florida volume in the Tales from a Revolution series, in which each standalone novel explores how the American War of Independence unfolds across a different colony or future state. If you enjoy stories of perseverance against all odds or have ever wondered how the conflict affected the displaced refugees of the southern frontier, you'll love The Lost.
Narrated by Shamaan Casey, whose baritone has been compared to James Earl Jones, this unabridged audio production brings both the everyday and exceptional moments of The Lost to life.
Listen The Lost today and see how the most enduring foundations are sometimes built upon the shifting sands of a necessary deception!

Related Subjects

  • Colonial America & Revolution
  • Historical
  • Adult Fiction
  • General

Extended Details

  • SeriesTales from a Revolution #19

    Artists

    Lars D. H. HedborAuthor
    Shamaan CaseyReader