My Dear Hamilton

The epic tale of Eliza Schuyler Hamilton, a revolutionary woman who, like her new country, fought to identify herself in the aftermath of war, treachery, and tragedy, is brought to us by the New York Times bestselling writers of America's First Daughter. Using thousands of letters and primary sources, Dray and Kamoie told Eliza's story in a way that has never been done before—not just as the wronged wife at the centre of a political sex scandal, but also as a founding mother who in her own right shaped an American legacy. Her story is haunting, poignant, and exquisitely written.

A daughter of a general...

Elizabeth Schuyler, who grows up on the dangerous edge of revolutionary New York, supports the struggle for independence. She is also charmed by the charm and intelligence of Alexander Hamilton, the impoverished but devoted aide-de-camp of Washington. Despite the uncertainty of war and Hamilton's ignoble origins, they fall in love.

Wife of a founding father...

However, neither their marriage nor the new country are flawless, hence there are still many problems. The Hamiltons are at the centre of everything, from brutal street rioting to beautiful inaugural balls. This includes the political betrayal of America's first sex scandal, which causes Eliza to battle through betrayal and heartache in order to find forgiveness.

The Revolution's last remaining light

Eliza's hard-won peace is destroyed in a duel, but the heartbroken widow battles her husband's adversaries to uphold Alexander's legacy. However, everything Eliza holds dear about her marriage and her personal heritage is at risk due to long-forgotten mysteries. She is left with one last fight to comprehend the imperfect man she married and the imperfect marriage he could never have built without her, as she questions her unwavering commitment to the man and nation who have crushed her heart.