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A review by libkatem
The Kingdom on the Waves by M.T. Anderson
4.0
Picking up where the first one left off, this chronicles Octavian's life from 1775-1776, where he makes new friends and reacquaints himself with older ones. And endeavours to define and fight for his own Liberty.
Basically my heart broke in several more places. I want justice and liberty for all, not just white male landowners. It's no wonder Octavian sides with the British after seeing the hypocrisies of our "founding fathers," and yet, the Brits screw the former slaves over just as much.
Just... read them, okay?
Basically my heart broke in several more places. I want justice and liberty for all, not just white male landowners. It's no wonder Octavian sides with the British after seeing the hypocrisies of our "founding fathers," and yet, the Brits screw the former slaves over just as much.
Just... read them, okay?