Books and Chapters
Book One: Fortune’s Whirlwind
- Chapter I: The Beating
- Chapter II: Behind the Madonna
- Chapter III: Blood in the Snow
- Chapter IV: Kentland
- Chapter V: A Game of Love
- Chapter VI: “A Perfect Member of the Mob-ility”
- Chapter VII: Brother Against Brother
- Chapter VIII: Trap
- Chapter IX: Flight
Book Two: The House of Sholto and Sons
- Chapter I: Swords at St. Paul’s
- Chapter II: The Black Miracle
- Chapter III: Mr. Burke and Dr. Franklin
- Chapter IV: The Wizard of Craven Street
- Chapter V: The One-Eyed Man
- Chapter VI: The Bristol Coach
- Chapter VII: To an Unknown Shore
Book Three: Liberty Tree
- Chapter I: The Secret Room
- Chapter II: Mistress Anne
- Chapter III: September Fire
- Chapter IV: Night of the Axe
- Chapter V: Decision
- Chapter VI: The Sergeant
- Chapter VII: Betrayal
- Chapter VIII: Journey to Darkness
Book Four: The Road From Concord Bridge
- Chapter I: The Letter
- Chapter II: A Death in Philadelphia
- Chapter III: Alicia
- Chapter IV: Too Much for the Whistle
- Chapter V: Alarm at Midnight
- Chapter VI: “God Damn It, They Are Firing Ball"
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