The Monmouth Manifesto

Set during the tumultuous year of 1782, "The Monmouth Manifesto" immerses listeners in the Loyalist experience of the American Revolution, revealing a divided society torn between Patriots and those loyal to the British Crown. At the heart of the story are two New Jersey farmers, Richard Lippincott and James Moody, who forge an unexpected friendship while serving in a Loyalist regiment, navigating the challenges of warfare, family betrayals, and societal upheaval. Their actions spark the ire of General George Washington, leading to significant repercussions that reverberate through their lives and affect their loved ones. Based on true events and historical figures, this novel offers a gripping perspective on a lesser-known chapter of American history.