Unpardonable - Becker, Brian
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A story of love and revenge, Unpardonable is the life story of Benton Steuben. Born in Washington just as the first Southern states have seceded from the Union, Steuben's life follows an alternative history for the United States in which President Lincoln chooses not to engage the Confederacy in a war. Through Steuben's personal life in Washington, professional life as a Pinkerton, and his ultimate quest for revenge; Unpardonable introduces famous and minor historical persons within their "adjusted" places in this alternative history. Steuben's own journey puts him into direct contact--and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
A story of love and revenge, Unpardonable is the life story of Benton Steuben. Born in Washington just as the first Southern states have seceded from the Union, Steuben's life follows an alternative history for the United States in which President Lincoln chooses not to engage the Confederacy in a war. Through Steuben's personal life in Washington, professional life as a Pinkerton, and his ultimate quest for revenge; Unpardonable introduces famous and minor historical persons within their "adjusted" places in this alternative history. Steuben's own journey puts him into direct contact--and some conflict--with a number of these characters. Kept secret for many years, Steuben finally discloses his whole story as an old man to a family he meets by the Old Soldiers' home in Washington.
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Autorenporträt
Brian C. Becker is a native Washingtonian. As a child, he explored the city's historic sites, including the Old Soldiers' Home (pictured on the back cover). With a love of history passed down from his parents and grandparents, Brian has developed a special interest in American history of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Brian lives with his wife, Grace Chung Becker, in Fairfax County, Virginia. Their children, Kira and Scott, are part of the fourth generation of Becker children who were raised in the Washington metropolitan area.