The Last Battle of the Revolution

BOOK OF THE MONTH

* February, 2025 *

"The Last Battle of the Revolution"

Daniel Boone and the War for American Independence on the Kentucky Frontier

By Jeff Winstead | Published: March 4, 2022

AMAC'S ANALYSIS

The Last Battle of the Revolution by Jeff Winstead is a thrilling historical fiction novel that reimagines the closing days of the American Revolution. The story follows a cast of compelling characters—soldiers, spies, and civilians—whose lives intertwine as they navigate the chaos of war, loyalty, and betrayal. With vivid settings and unexpected twists, the book explores the human cost of revolution and the sacrifices made in the pursuit of freedom. It’s a gripping tale that blends historical authenticity with dramatic storytelling, appealing to fans of history and adventure alike.

MEET THE AUTHOR

Jeff Winstead

Jeff Winstead, a Kentucky native, is a designer and illustrator whose work spans industries like publishing, gift wrap, beer, and spirits. He has contributed to DC Comics, Disney, and Lucasfilm, with features in Package Design Magazine and Mental Floss. As Creative Director for Lonerider Brewing Company, Jeff designs award-winning beer branding for markets across the U.S., U.K., and Netherlands. He's also the creator of The Alternate comic series and author of The Last Battle of the Revolution. Jeff lives in Palm Springs, California, with his wife Rachel and their dog, Preston.

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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:

1. How does the book reimagine the final days of the American Revolution? Did it change your understanding or perspective on the historical events depicted?
2. Which character did you find most compelling, and why? How did their personal journey reflect the broader themes of the novel?
3. How does the novel explore the concepts of loyalty and betrayal? Were there moments when these themes surprised you?
4. The book delves into the sacrifices made for freedom. Do you think the characters’ sacrifices were justified by the outcomes? Why or why not?
5. How did the author’s descriptions of the settings enhance your experience of the story? Did any particular scene or location stand out to you?
6. How does the book balance personal conflicts with the larger revolutionary struggle? Do you think the resolution was satisfying?
7. How well do you think the book blended historical accuracy with fictional storytelling? Did you notice any creative liberties, and if so, how did they affect your enjoyment of the story?
8. The characters face many moral dilemmas throughout the novel. Were there any decisions that you found particularly challenging to agree with or understand?
9. How does the novel portray the impact of war on individuals, families, and communities? Did any portrayal resonate with you personally?
10. What do you think is the significance of the title The Last Battle of the Revolution? How does it reflect the story’s central conflicts or themes?
11. Are there any lessons or insights from the book that you think resonate with modern struggles for freedom or justice?

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