Friends, Though Divided

Set against the backdrop of the impending English Civil War in 1642, the story follows two young men, Harry Furness, a Royalist, and Herbert Rippinghall, a Roundhead, as they navigate their conflicting loyalties. Their friendship is tested as they encounter historical figures and grapple with the moral dilemmas of their time. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, integrity, and the impact of war on personal relationships, while providing insights into the geography and history of 17th-century England, Ireland, and Bermuda.