The brilliant first outing for a new kind of hero . . . Jack Absolute is also the subject of a brand new play JACK ABSOLUTE FLIES AGAIN
The brilliant first outing for a new kind of hero . . .Jack Absolute is also the subject of a brand new play JACK ABSOLUTE FLIES AGAIN
The brilliant first outing for a new kind of hero . . . Jack Absolute is also the subject of a brand new play JACK ABSOLUTE FLIES AGAIN
The brilliant first outing for a new kind of hero . . .Jack Absolute is also the subject of a brand new play JACK ABSOLUTE FLIES AGAIN
In 1777, Jack Absolute is famous ...as the dashing lover in Sheridan's famous comedy The Rivals. However, this notoriety comes as something of a shock to the REAL Jack Absolute when he disembarks at Portsmouth after four months at sea, and seven years in India ...When his old commander is appointed to lead the army that will crush the American Revolution, Jack's history in the Colonies becomes vital. Years before he was adopted by the Iroquois. He knows their language and ways, and can rally these vital allies to the King's cause. Yet there is a traitor at the heart of the British army, betraying its every move. From a field of honour in London through the battle of Saratoga and the hunt for a double agent, Jack must fight revolutionaries, incensed rivals and a malevolent secret society - and all the while trying to protect the woman he loves...
“Jack escapes death more often than James Bond in his attempt to find the traitor in the King's ranks ... an exciting romp”
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C.C. Humphreys was born in Toronto, Canada, and grew up in Los Angeles and London. A third generation actor and writer on both sides of his family, he returned to Canada in the nineties and there his writing career began. He won the inaugural playwriting competition of the New Play Centre, Vancouver with his first play, A Cage Without Bars which was produced in Vancouver and London. He was a schoolboy fencing champion, became a fight choreographer and thus turned his love of swashbuckling towards historical fiction. He is married and lives in Finchley, North London.
In 1777, Jack Absolute is famous ...as the dashing lover in Sheridan's famous comedy The Rivals . However, this notoriety comes as something of a shock to the REAL Jack Absolute when he disembarks at Portsmouth after four months at sea, and seven years in India ...When his old commander is appointed to lead the army that will crush the American Revolution, Jack's history in the Colonies becomes vital. Years before he was adopted by the Iroquois. He knows their language and ways, and can rally these vital allies to the King's cause. Yet there is a traitor at the heart of the British army, betraying its every move. From a field of honour in London through the battle of Saratoga and the hunt for a double agent, Jack must fight revolutionaries, incensed rivals and a malevolent secret society - and all the while trying to protect the woman he loves...
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