Title: Powerful and disturbing
Product review: The novel tells the story of how actions taken on one day in the Revolutionary War reverberate for years. The story is well-crafted, if occasionally too modern in its sensibilities, and the depictions of how people can hurt each other--both through impulse and through plan--are difficult to read because of their inherent truth. I'm not sure I'll read the sequel simply because this book, while a fast read, was difficult to truly like.
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