The King's Irishman Moss, Robert

A spy, a soldier, and a man caught between two worlds — Robert Moss drops you into the American Revolution through the eyes of an Irish officer serving King George III. This isn't a tale of noble patriots and redcoat villains. It's murkier, stranger, and far more human than that. Our protagonist navigates the chaos of war, the pull of conflicting loyalties, and the brutal reality that choosing a side doesn't guarantee you're choosing right. Moss writes with the authority of a historian and the pace of a thriller, drawing on real events and figures to build a story that feels lived-in and immediate. If you're drawn to Bernard Cornwell's Sharpe series or Hilary Mantel's layered historical fiction, this will scratch that itch. Perfect for readers who want their history complex, their heroes flawed, and their battles visceral.