Mohawks: A Novel. Volume 1 of 3

The narrative opens with a dead wayfarer and an infant found on a heath, then moves into domestic crises at a country house where a fever ravages a family, killing one child and threatening another. Squire Bosworth confronts his mistaken priorities as physicians debate treatment while servants and nurses manage bedside care. Parallel threads follow a once-promising young man whose talents were squandered in fast company and a circle of social ambition and secret motives. Interweaving medical drama, inheritance anxieties, romantic entanglements, and hints of vengeance, the work unfolds across interlinked episodes of suspense and moral reckoning.