Rivers of Glory

In the fury of the American revolution Two people come together. He is a Patriot on a secret mission impersonating a Tory. She really is a tory and she's on his ship. And they are becoming attracted to each other. Think that is complicated? Never mind Pirates, Redcoats and informers, This novel was published during WWII when Britain and the US are allies. The delightful twists of this novel are fun reading.

This is a good book. It has a lot of good action, even though there are some sections that are rather boring. This is not the kind of book where all of the main characters stay alive until the end, although the two main characters do survive. This book keeps you reading, although it can get tiring in a few spots. By the end, I found myself just wanting to get it over with, even though that was where most of the main action was. Overall, I think that I would give this book between 3 and 4 stars if it was possible. It is a good book with faults (which few books do not have) and I would recommend this book for someone wanting a good, clean book.