"Retribution" delves into the complexities of ambition as Isaac, still reeling from personal tragedy, sets sail for the New World. Tasked with exploring trade opportunities and potential settlements, he encounters a tangled web of greed, corruption, and double-dealing among the colonists. The book explores the fine line between ambition and ruthlessness as Isaac witnesses firsthand the human cost of unchecked desire for power and wealth in this new frontier.

As Isaac ventures deeper into the wilds of New England, he encounters the indigenous peoples who call this land home. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Isaac approaches these encounters with a sense of respect and fascination, forging unexpected alliances and navigating the cultural divide with a blend of curiosity and caution. The novel highlights the contrasting worldviews and the tragic consequences that unfold when communication breaks down and prejudice takes hold.

Throughout his perilous journey, Isaac faces betrayal, kidnapping, piracy, and even torture. Yet, his unwavering spirit and resourceful nature shine through. He relies on his seafaring skills, quick wit, and unwavering loyalty to those he holds dear to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles. The theme of retribution underscores Isaac's unwavering pursuit of justice for those who have wronged him and his commitment to protecting the innocent from the darkness that lurks on the fringes of society.