Author: Jerri Hines

Jerri Hines writes historical fiction in which family allegiance and political conviction are tested by periods of national conflict. Winds of Betrayal brings together the opening books of her American Revolution saga, following siblings Hannah and Jonathan Corbett as rebellion reshapes their lives in Williamsburg, New York, and the Continental Army. Apple Books presents this collected entry as an opening sequence entry, crediting Hines as publisher, while independent series records trace the larger Winds of Betrayal reading order. Hannah’s pursuit of the person who harmed her family draws her into espionage, and Jonathan’s medical service places duty beside fear for those he loves. Hines uses those parallel paths to show how public causes alter private loyalties. Her own account of the project describes Winds of Betrayal as an early manuscript she continued revising before publication. For readers, the volume provides the broad foundation of the Corbett family story, combining period detail, divided allegiance, and a continuing narrative rather than presenting the Revolution as distant background.