Duty: A Retelling of Waterloo (An Alternate History)

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Wellington is crushed. Napoleon is back. Ireland waits.

A redirected order changes the course of the Waterloo campaign and all of time in this novel of alternate history. Caught in the madness is Captain Aiden Rowe, an Irishman and patriot who fled his homeland after the murder of his parents. Now, with France's enemies retreating, and Napoleon rising again, Rowe will return home.

But he won't be going to Ireland alone. Along with a boon companion, Killian O'Meara, and cutthroat spy James Blackbrook, Rowe will bring the armies of France and the cries of freedom to a fiery island waiting for revolution.

As Napoleon crushes his enemies on the Continent, Ireland starts her own revolt. Through it all, Rowe and O'Meara struggle to keep their humanity in the carnage that arises after Waterloo is won.

Duty is 85,000 words long and specifically formatted for Kindle with an active table of contents.

This edition contains nearly 15,000 words of extra features from Seeley's upcoming works and other genres!

Includes:

Preview of the first three chapters of The Faith: Book I of the Uprising Trilogy (Coming Summer 2012) –

Nathaniel Fletcher and Viscount Logan Harling have been friends since childhood. Now they're traveling throughout Europe seeking adventure, wealth, and fame.

What they find instead is a ruthless secret society determined to seize power from the King of Riktenburg, ending the monarchy that has betrayed the divine right of kings.

Killing him, the radicals replace him with a master imposter and order the execution of the dead king's twin brother. Logan and Nathaniel, caught up in the mess, are the only ones who can stop Rikenburg from descending into darkness and tyranny. But how can they save the kingdom and their own lives when they're being chased by THE FAITH?

The Faithis the action-packed opening to the Uprising Trilogy!

The Play’s the Thing - Seeley's Napoleonic short fiction is collected in the Men of Eagles series. In this story, a troupe of Spanish actors gives a very . . . special performance to a hated French garrison.

The Wait –A criminal’s past catches up with him aboard an airship in this Steampunk tale.

The Tricolore Irishman – a short essay on Theobald Wolfe Tone, one of the factual Irish revolutionaries which provided, in part, the inspiration for Duty.