The Freeman's Oath

J.F. Newman
4
10 ratings 3 reviews
The Freeman's Oath is a novel about history, love, and not understanding either. Meet Jonathan Gray, 27, a struggling Boston rare book dealer. The accidental death of his parents three years ago has him casting about, trying to uphold his father’s bookselling legacy. Meanwhile, Jessie, the one girl Jon has ever loved—whom he dumped with spectacular quickness after his parents’ death, but who can blame a guy stunted by grief?—has suddenly reappeared. Jon’s in trouble. He needs to grow up, fast, or lose everything. When an old customer shows up with a long-lost and exceedingly puritanical document, the Oath of a Free-man, the hope of a huge sale gives Jon one chance to save his father’s business and redeem himself.
Genres:
210 Pages

Community Reviews:

5 star
2 (20%)
4 star
6 (60%)
3 star
2 (20%)
2 star
0 (0%)
1 star
0 (0%)

Readers also enjoyed

Other books by J.F. Newman

Lists with this book

Make Way for Ducklings
Mystic River
The Handmaid’s Tale
Boston Books
330 books • 272 voters
The Name of the Rose
The Alienist
The Historian
Best Historical Mystery
1953 books • 4428 voters
The Drowning Guard: A Novel of the Ottoman Empire
The Storyteller
The Freeman's Oath
Melody's 2014 Challenge
25 books • 1 voters