The Builders

Set in post-World War I America, The Builders is a gripping tale of love, betrayal, and redemption. Protagonist John Rawn dreams of building the perfect city, but finds his ambitions thwarted at every turn by corruption, greed, and personal tragedy. Will he be able to overcome these obstacles and create the utopia he envisions? Readers will be swept away by Isabelle Horton's vivid writing and unforgettable characters.

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