Wolves in the Cedars — Charles E. Hayes

In the bloody maelstrom that was the Virginia and Pennsylvania frontier after the battle at the Monongahela, British subjects in the American colonies began to transform into free Americans. The war and the frontier were bloody. The British were Arrogant. The French and Indians were deadly.An indentured servant escapes the fire of his indenture into the hell of the French and Indian War. During this time of danger and peril, he becomes more American than British in both thought and attitude. He learns that life and freedom should be one and the same.