An Evening with Randy Overbeck

Come meet bestselling author Randy Beck as we celebrate the release of his new novel, ABIGAIL TRENCH.

Join Us for An Evening with Randy Overbeck!

Get ready for a can't miss event with bestelling and award-winning author, Randy Overbeck! He'll be signing copies of his newest historical fiction novel Abigail Trench.

Randy will be sharing insights and behind-the-scenes information about Abigail Trench, making it a perfect chance to learn more about his writing process, characters, and more. Don’t miss out on this unique experience—come hang out and enjoy a memorable evening together!

A vivid, propulsive Revolutionary-era thriller with the spy-craft verve of the streaming hit TURN: Washington’s Spies and the electricity of 1776’s New York that Hamilton lovers will recognize, this story is inspired by the lone female operative in Washington’s spy ring.
In occupied New York, a schoolteacher with everything to lose turns information into a weapon, threading between Redcoats and rebels as plots against Washington gather steam.
After rogue Redcoats assault her and strip her family’s Long Island farm, Abigail Trench fights to survive in New York City—tutoring in a high-ranking British officer’s Water Street household by day, navigating taverns, informants, and soldiers by night. Through Abigail’s keen eyes—and a counter-narrative following a principled British major—the novel renders the moral gray zones of occupation with gritty intimacy. As rumors swirl of a strike at General Washington, Abigail’s vantage inside upper-crust parlors and rough waterfront rooms makes her an ideal courier—and a target.

Dr. Randy Overbeck is an award-winning educator, bestselling author, popular podcaster and speaker in much demand. After serving children for almost four decades as a teacher, college prof and school leader, he used those experiences and skills to craft captivating mysteries, thrillers and historical suspense. Tapping into his experiences as an educator and his expertise as a researcher, he has been able to infuse his writings with a palpable authenticity, whether the action takes place in a classroom on the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay or in the filthy, congested streets of New York City in 1776.