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Crazy Bett by Michael J. O’Neal

The novel is based loosely on the life of Elizabeth Van Lew, a Union spy living in the South.

Apr 06 2009 Fiction Comments (0)

Edney by Clara Olmstead

Edney is unique in mystery, humor and lots of tears. The story begins in post Civil War Tennessee with the rape of Edney by a renegade soldier, which changes her life forever. Doing all in her power to make a life for herself and her children, Edney often chose the most destructive paths, yet she [...]

Dec 18 2008 Fiction Comments (1)

Baby Grape and the River Folk by Thom Rogers

This book continues the adventures of Toby, Gina, Jayne, and Little Robin as they face even more perils than in the first book!

Nov 14 2008 Fiction Comments (0)

A Bird Named Enza by Dawn Meier

This book contains a fictional story based on facts from the history of the Influenza of 1918.  It is written from the perspective of one man and his inability to save his family and town from the deadly Influenza of 1918.

Oct 21 2008 Fiction Comments (0)

Red Clay, Blood River by William Everett

Stories told by Earth of emigrant German farmers, Cherokee Indians and African slaves connect America’s “Trail of Tears” and South Africa’s “Great Trek.”

Sep 11 2008 Fiction Comments (0)

When Steamboats Reigned in Florida by Bob Bass

Bass takes the reader on the paddle steamer’s journey through Florida’s waterways and history. Florida’s chronicle of a once flourishing industry when steamboats were king.

Aug 12 2008 Fiction Comments (0)