Aim at the Horizon-Turning Point of a Life, a Battle, a War

In the times that tried mens souls, none was tried more severely than Ethan Coopers. A British Army Captain, he is unjustly stripped of his honor and goals by a court-martial, a victim of a tangle of treachery and betrayals. He becomes obsessed with restoring his honor and aspirations. He is enmeshed in Revolutionary War controversies from the Battle of Bunker Hill to London, to Philadelphia, to Valley Forge, to the Battle of Monmouth Courthouse, and must choose among loyalty to his King, the love of a pacifist Quaker woman, or support for American liberty. In the process, he gains a new understanding of the meaning of honor that transforms his aspirations. Beautifully written, this book touches on the classic issue of how all of us sometimes meet great challenges, and hardships that must be overcome; something we will only be successful in if we turn our stumbling blocks into stepping stones.Loewe, Richard is the author of 'Aim at the Horizon-Turning Point of a Life, a Battle, a War' with ISBN 9781588514622 and ISBN 1588514625.