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A disgraced officer may be the key to winning the war.
Bad luck seems to follow Archer Devereaux like toilet paper stuck to his shoe. Even when he tries to do the right thing, he ends up in hot water—or behind bars.
Hemmed in by circumstances beyond his control, his reputation, particularly among graduates of the Phlegraean Naval Academy, has become a mess.
Fortunately, one of his superior officers knows that Devereaux is more than his mishaps. She sees that he’s a clever young officer. Cool under fire.
He also demonstrates remarkable resilience, looking for—and finding—ways to overcome adversity. It’s a good thing too. As war has just broken out, and it’ll take the Navy’s finest to turn the tide.
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About John Spearman
John Spearman (Jake to his friends and colleagues) is a Latin teacher and coach at a prestigious New England boarding school. The proud father of four boys, he lives with his wife (and five dogs) in coastal Maine when school is not in session. Rawlins’ Redemption is his twentieth book.