Books by Karen Palumbo

The United States Continental Navy, A Beginning: October 13, 1775. Sea to Shining Sea; Captains and Lieutenants...Is the untold story about the lives of a few of the men who were merchants. These men were thrust into a situation unimaginable, leaving families behind. The trials and tribulations they experienced on the high seas is beyond comprehension. Yet, they continued to endure for the sake of a new nation like no other. Many good men suffered unimaginable torture upon capture, yet never let go of the dream of a new independent nation for their children and children of the future. Join with me and see through their eyes.

The Sons of Liberty, Men Who Changed History, is a book that answers many of the mysteries about America's early history and introduces all the important people that played a role in creating the great country the United States has become. In this book, the reader has the opportunity to learn about how the colonies were created and the people who struggled to make it happen. The reader will learn about the important role the Virginia Company played and the ships that sailed, how colonist lived among the native population, the great adventure of the Mayflower, the people who made the governing laws, the relocation north, how the Virginia State House burned to the ground, and the affects of the Stamp Act. As you read through this fantastic account of American history, you are introduced to people who have never been accredited with their achievements or the role they played in creating American independence. You will also discover the trials and tribulations of what family life was like during living in early America and the great causes that brought about the many changes that occurred during this period of time. The Sons of Liberty, Men Who Changed History, is a fantastic book with a wealth of knowledge laid out in an easy to read format. As I read through the book, I came to understand the research compiled in this book should be included in the "History" classroom of every school in the United States. It is a fascinating read! For the history buff, this is a definite "must" read. Trish MacQueen CEO - Wolf Ghostwriting Agency http://trishmacqueen.com