My Lady of Doubt

Winter has broken at Valley Forge, and the Continental Army is hungry for action. Major Lawrence of the Maryland Line receives a summons that will test everything he believes about himself: he must impersonate a captured British officer and infiltrate enemy lines in Philadelphia. The gamble is audacious, the stakes are nothing less than the fate of the revolution, and failure means death on a gallows or by British bayonet. Randall Parrish constructs a tale of mirrors and masks, where identity itself becomes a weapon and every conversation carries the pulse of danger. As Lawrence moves through occupied Philadelphia, his courage and wits are matched against a web of suspicion, betrayal, and unexpected attraction. The historical texture is immaculate, the tension unrelenting, and the personal cost of espionage cuts deeper than any battlefield wound. This is adventure fiction at its classic pitch: romantic, thrilling, and alive with the desperate gamble of men and women who chose to bet their lives on an idea.