Jimmy Carter's time as President came and went well before I was born, but I have heard him described as "a very moral man". I actually saw this book randomly several months ago, but dragged my feet about reading it until recently. What did I think? Well, it was a well-written historical novel with copious details about life during the American Revolution. However, some profanity, including one really crude anatomical term that even the jerks at my middle school never used, and a few graphic scenes brought this down a bit. If all that doesn't bother you, then "The Hornet's Nest" is worth a read.
