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Revolution’s Edge
First published 2026
Between 1788 and 1791, Nicholas Cruwys watches the old order begin to fracture. From Toulon, where the French fleet and its unpaid dockyard workers reveal the monarchy’s crisis, Miranda is sent to the Caribbean and into Saint-Domingue, a colony divided by wealth, race, slavery and competing claims to political rights.
A conspiracy extending through Havana and Port-au-Prince forces Cruwys into undeclared encounters with foreign warships and decisions that cannot be contained by ordinary naval orders. As revolution moves from France to its colonies, public violence and a painful personal reunion test both his command and the loyalties on which his life has been built.
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