Madam Constantia : $b The romance of a prisoner of war in the revolution (South Carolina)

"Madam Constantia: The Romance of a Prisoner of War in the Revolution" edited by Jefferson Carter, is a historical novel set amid the backdrop of the American Revolutionary War, primarily focusing on the experiences of a British officer named Sir Edward Craven in South Carolina. Captured after a military setback, Sir Edward finds himself navigating the complexities and brutality of the war, grappling with personal injuries and the looming threat of violence while imprisoned. The story introduces Madam Constantia, daughter of Captain Wilmer, a prominent local figure, who becomes entangled with Sir Edward. This initial conflict of feelings sets the stage for a deep examination of how war impacts personal relationships, societal norms, and the moral challenges faced by both the British soldiers and the South Carolinian people. It is a story that promises intricate character development and complex relationship dynamics.