Books like The Gentle Rebel (The House of Winslow #4) by Gilbert Morris
The Gentle Rebel, the fourth installment in Gilbert Morris’s House of Winslow series, follows Nathan Winslow as he navigates the turbulent backdrop of the American Revolution. Initially hesitant to embrace the cause, Nathan’s convictions are challenged and ultimately reshaped by his growing affection for Abigail Howland, a proud and spirited Tory. The novel explores themes of loyalty, faith, and the personal costs of war, set against the rich historical tapestry of eighteenth‑century America.
First publish date: 1988
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Gilbert Morris
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