Liberty's land recounts the true story of the american revolution on the west branch of the susquehanna river. the men, women and children who settled the valley made remarkable contributions to american independence and their real-life experiences are more compelling than anything that could have been imagined. the action spans the course of the conflict as locals defend the valley and march with the continental army through the war's major events. but, more than a simple war story, the action evolves through layers of espionage, conspiracy and murder. richly detailed and deeply human, the narrative reveals how, through courage, self-determination and the relentlessness pursuit of liberty, these men and women helped forge a nation founded on the radical idea that all people are created equal.