The Bastonnais

"The Bastonnais: Tale of the American Invasion of Canada in 1775-76" by John Lesperance plunges readers into the heart of a pivotal, yet often overlooked, theater of the American Revolution. This historical fiction recounts the dramatic events of the invasion of Canada during 1775-1776. Experience the conflict firsthand as the narrative unfolds amidst the clash of armies and the struggle for control. Lesperance's meticulously researched account offers a vivid portrayal of war and its impact, exploring the complexities of loyalty, invasion, and survival during this tumultuous period in North American history. A gripping tale of courage and conflict, "The Bastonnais" offers a timeless perspective on the enduring themes of war and the fight for freedom. Perfect for readers interested in historical fiction and the history of the American Revolution.

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