Amidst the ashes of a fallen hero, Horatio Gates rises to lead a fractured nation through the crucible of war and politics. As rivalries ignite and alliances fray, Gates must navigate treacherous waters to secure the future of a young republic, where the echoes of revolution reverberate and the fate of a nation hangs in the balance."

SYNOPSIS:

George Washington is killed at the Battle of Monmouth in 1778. Horatio Gates a respected military leader but lacking Washington's charisma, reluctantly assumes command of the Continental Army. As Gates navigates the challenges of leading the army, he also becomes a key figure in the political sphere. With Washington gone, Gates emerges as a potential candidate for the presidency ten years later in 1788. Gates' presidency is marked by internal divisions, external threats, and personal struggles. He grapples with questions of leadership, loyalty, and the future of the fledgling republic. His decisions shape the course of American history, for better or worse.