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Born into poverty and branded a troublemaker, Deborah Sampson refuses to accept the life forced upon her. She escapes a forced marriage, disguises herself as Robert Shurtlieff, and enlists in the Continental Army. With grit and determination, she earns a place in the Rangers, an elite Light Infantry Special Forces unit sent on the most dangerous missions. On the battlefield, she endures brutal combat, life-threatening wounds, and the constant peril of her secret being revealed. More than muskets and marches, Between War and Peace is the untold story of a woman history nearly erased. Through vivid characters and authentic detail, it illuminates a fearless female soldier, disguised as a man, who proved courage knows no gender and helped pave the way for women to one day serve openly in the military. For readers who love historical fiction, Revolutionary War history, and stories of women who defy expectations, Between War and Peace is a powerful novel you'll want to share with others.

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