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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Trial and Tribulation continues the sweeping frontier saga begun in Forge and Foundry, plunging deeper into the human cost of empire, war, and survival in colonial America. Set in the violent aftermath of the French and Indian War's opening years, the novel follows John Fraser as the frontier he once fought to hold collapses around him-along with the life he hoped to build.When Fraser's wife, Jane, is taken west by a Lenape war party during a wave of retaliatory raids, the conflict becomes brutally personal. Gravely wounded while attempting to pursue her, Fraser is forced into a reckoning with his own limits-of strength, faith, and endurance. As he struggles to survive, Jane's story unfolds in parallel: a harrowing journey through the Ohio Country that tests her resilience, courage, and will to protect the child she carries.Inspired by real events and grounded in meticulous historical detail, Trial and Tribulation explores captivity, cultural collision, and the fragile spaces between enemies and allies. Indigenous leaders navigate impossible choices amid encroaching colonial powers, while settlers and soldiers confront the moral consequences of expansion and revenge.At its heart, the novel is a deeply human story-of love strained by separation, identity forged through suffering, and the quiet strength required to endure when fate strips everything else away. Against a backdrop of wilderness, war, and shifting loyalties, Trial and Tribulation asks whether survival alone is victory-and what must be sacrificed to reclaim hope in a world remade by violence.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Forge and Foundry is a richly detailed historical novel set in colonial America during the years leading up to the French and Indian War. Inspired by true events and real figures, it follows Scots-Irish trader and gunsmith John Fraser as he struggles to maintain his independence-and his life-on the contested frontier of Pennsylvania, where British ambition, French expansion, and Indigenous sovereignty collide.It is 1750, and tensions simmer in the Ohio Country. French forces are encroaching upon the Ohio Valley, while British colonists-backed by the Ohio Company-push west with surveyors, treaties, and trade goods. Fraser, stationed at Venango for a decade, finds himself caught in a widening storm. From fragile peace councils at Logstown to the doomed construction of Fort Prince George and the fall of Fort Duquesne, Fraser witnesses the unraveling of diplomacy and the rise of war.Along the way, Fraser navigates complex relationships with Native allies, including the young Lenape scout Shikwinèt and the enigmatic Elachtoniket, while also crossing paths with historical figures such as George Washington, William Trent, Tanacharison the Half-King, Christopher Gist, and Andrew Montour. As the frontier erupts in violence, Fraser is drawn into brutal skirmishes, political maneuvering, and a reckoning with his own past.With sweeping scope and emotional depth, Forge and Foundry explores themes of survival, loyalty, identity, and the cost of empire. For fans of Bernard Cornwell, Conn Iggulden, and Ken Follett, this novel offers an immersive journey into a pivotal but often overlooked chapter in American history.…