1828
About this audiobook
1828: A Nation Divided. A Presidency at Stake.
In one of the most volatile elections in American history, two titans clash—John Quincy Adams, the embattled incumbent, and Andrew Jackson, the war hero fueled by vengeance. But as accusations of corruption and betrayal surface, this isn’t just a political battle—it’s a fight for the nation’s survival.
The South seethes with anger. Whispers of secession grow louder. Assassination attempts loom. In the heart of this storm, Jackson’s loyal allies—including the legendary Davy Crockett—navigate a ruthless world of power struggles, fierce debates, and backroom deals.
1828 is a gripping historical political thriller that reimagines a pivotal moment in U.S. history. Will the Union survive, or will the country be torn apart before it truly begins?
About the author
David Preston is a lifelong student of history and an avid reader with a passion for storytelling. With a background in Political Science from the University of South Alabama, he has spent his career navigating the worlds of politics, journalism, and business. A former politician and reporter, he now channels his deep knowledge of history and human nature into writing compelling historical and crime fiction.
Born in Gurdon, Arkansas, David has lived in Plano, Texas, and Hernando, Mississippi, before settling in Mobile, Alabama, where he has called home for the past 30 years. His novels, including Unknown Soldier: World War I, 1828, and The Killer Family: A Martello Family Thriller, bring history to life and deliver gripping, suspenseful narratives that keep readers enthralled.
Through meticulous research and immersive storytelling, David crafts novels that explore the past while delving into the complexities of human nature, crime, and the pursuit of justice.
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