Washington's End

In Washington’s End, bestselling author Jonathan Horn delves into the intriguing post-presidential years of George Washington, highlighting a tumultuous period marked by partisan strife and his longing for a return to farm life. This compelling narrative begins as Washington exits the presidency and faces unexpected challenges in relinquishing power, which leads to conflicts with his successors and a renewed involvement in military matters. Immersively researched and narrated through the perspectives of Washington and those close to him, the book paints a vivid picture of a leader whose legacy became deeply entwined with the political divisions of the emerging nation.