Brothers' Fury

In Brothers' Fury, the Rivers family grapples with loss and loyalty amid the chaos of the English Civil War, forging their paths in a divided nation.

In Brothers' Fury, the tumultuous backdrop of the English Civil War sets the stage for a gripping tale of family, loyalty, and conflict. Tom Rivers, a rebel rejected by both his family and his commanding officer, finds himself at a crossroads. Spymaster Captain Crafte recognizes the young man's fearlessness and sees potential in his reckless nature, envisioning a way to use Tom's dark spirit against the Royalist cause. This unlikely alliance could change the tide of battle, but at what cost to Tom's own soul?

Meanwhile, Edmund Rivers is consumed by grief after the loss of his father. He vehemently rejects the peace talks between Parliament and the King, opting instead to lead a band of marauders across the moors. With vengeance in his heart, he strikes fear into the hearts of rebel columns, becoming a force of nature. However, Prince Rupert has other plans for him, recognizing the warrior within Edmund and seeking to harness his rage for the Royalist cause.

As the story unfolds, Bess Rivers faces her own heart-wrenching challenges. After losing her loved ones, she makes the difficult decision to leave her newborn son behind in search of a way to mend her fractured family. In Brothers' Fury, the intertwining destinies of the Rivers siblings reveal the harsh realities of war and the lengths one will go to for family and survival.