Blood and Ink - Mandio, B.
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In Boston, 1775, words are as deadly as muskets-and truth is the first casualty of war. Isaac Drayton is a printer who has spent his life believing in neutrality, convinced that ink could remain harmless even as the city teeters on the edge of revolution. But when a string of forged British orders is traced back to his press, Isaac finds himself accused of crimes he didn't commit. With the fiery Abigail "Abby" Hale at his side, he must navigate the fog-shrouded streets of Boston, outwit shadowy Loyalist agents, and confront the ruthless pamphleteer Samuel Brewer, whose manipulations threaten…mehr

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In Boston, 1775, words are as deadly as muskets-and truth is the first casualty of war. Isaac Drayton is a printer who has spent his life believing in neutrality, convinced that ink could remain harmless even as the city teeters on the edge of revolution. But when a string of forged British orders is traced back to his press, Isaac finds himself accused of crimes he didn't commit. With the fiery Abigail "Abby" Hale at his side, he must navigate the fog-shrouded streets of Boston, outwit shadowy Loyalist agents, and confront the ruthless pamphleteer Samuel Brewer, whose manipulations threaten to plunge the city into chaos. Every step brings danger, every courier carries secrets, and every decision tests the fragile line between survival and morality. As the first shots of Lexington and Concord ring out, Isaac discovers that history favors martyrs over facts-and that the truth he clings to may be the most dangerous weapon of all. Tense, character-driven, and morally complex, Blood and Ink is a historical thriller where loyalty is questioned, neutrality is impossible, and the pen proves just as lethal as the sword.
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Mandio, B. writes gripping historical thrillers where courage meets catastrophe. Fascinated by untold stories of survival, he explores human resilience, moral courage, and the moments that change lives forever.