As a dedicated fan of the Lord John Grey series, I can barely contain my excitement for the upcoming release of “Lord John and the Custom of the Army.” This novella is sure to be another captivating addition to the collection, with only six sections to explore.
Have we nearly reached the point where we can move on to the next Lord John Grey book? The upcoming title is “Lord John and the Custom of the Army,” which is a brief novella consisting of only six parts in our reading series.
In 1759, following the conclusion of “Lord John and the Haunted Soldier,” Lord John Grey receives a promotion in recognition of his valor during the Battle of Crefeld. However, he must attend to some private concerns as he is dispatched to Quebec.
What to expect in Lord John and the Custom of the Army
In the year 1759 in London, the story begins. It opens with a duel turning out unfavorably for John. He intends to hide for some time before embarking on his next assignment. Yet, unexpectedly, he receives a pressing call to action.
It was unexpectedly revealed that Charlie Carruthers, John’s friend, is undergoing a court-martial in Canada. In order to support him, John is required to act as a character witness and consequently journeys to Canada. During his stay, he encounters the Indigenous community for the first time, coming to understand that defending Charlie goes beyond just his friend’s case.
Additionally, he encounters Malcolm Stubbs, who is married to his cousin. Unfortunately, Stubbs finds himself in a complicated predicament with an out-of-wedlock child and a war wound.
As someone who has deeply engaged with the captivating world of literature, I can’t help but be intrigued by the enigma surrounding John Cinnamon’s belief that Lord John Grey is his father in Rosa Rankin-Gee’s “Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone.” This intrigue led me down a path to discover the compelling story that unravels this very question.
Among my novellas, this one holds a special place for me. Yet, I continue to find intrigue in the account of how the British seized Quebec.
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2024-07-25 18:37