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When Middle Tennessee is plundered by the Union, a young woman loses everything and finds refuge in the last place she expects - The Confederate Army.

E. Porter Alexander commanded artillery for the Confederate Army during the Battle of Gettysburg. This is his recollection of Pickett’s Charge.

Southern bride Catherine Kelly is plunged into a world of danger and deceit in this riveting tale set during the Civil War. Husband Andrew is finally returning home after being wounded in a battle between North and South. Having married him… more

On Sale for a limited time! Normally $6.99!RUBECK’S RAIDERSThe Civil war divided the country and tore families apart. After the war, two half brothers became legendary gunfighters and cowboys in the old West—and deadly enemies. Rubeck’s Ra… more

For forty years, Charles Whilden lived a life most noteworthy for a series of near misses. Repeatedly turned down for service in the Confederate Army, he did not enlist until the desperate days when anyone capable of locomotion was brought … more

Wes Cullen is a former Confederate Army officer convicted of murder and imprisoned. Finding life behind bars intolerable, he escapes by bludgeoning down a guard. But the cost of freedom turns out to be far greater than he expects. He acq… more

Inspired by the actual letters of a foot soldier in the American Civil War, this story weaves three accounts of heroism and sacrifice into a single heart wrenching tale of lives torn apart by war. From the Union trenches, southerner Absolon… more

After the feverish mobilization of secession had faded, why did Southern men join the Confederate army? Kenneth Noe examines the motives and subsequent performance of “later enlisters.” He offers a nuanced view of men who have often been ca… more

%     Zack Webb had been abandoned by his mother when he was no more than a week old. She placed him among some quilts that were in Clayton Leon and Grandma Sally Rickett”s wagon. Not knowing what to do with the child, they took him home g… more

I can truthfully say that my entire life has been spent with cattle. Even during my four years’ service in the Confederate army, the greater portion was spent with the commissary department, in charge of its beef supplies. I was wounded ear… more

Christine Lawson homeless and alone, with no hope for survival in the tiny Georgian town in the summer of 1861. Desperation drives her to enlist in the Confederate army to help fight the war of Northern Agression—a war that the South expect… more

Through a quirk of fate a slave becomes a Confederate Cavalry officer and leads a daring band of men on a mission to save the Confederate Army from destruction after the battle of Gettysburg.

When murder suspect Cadence Jamison disguises herself as a boy and stows aboard the Heavenly Mistress Captain Curtis Langston may find his two past occasions for rescuing her more than he bargained for.Bitter and Cynical after service in th… more

When his cousin persuaded him to visit a Boston whorehouse, 19-year-old Mathew Hood had no idea of the life-changing events that would ensue.It was 1861 and the Southern States were preparing for war. Following the attempted avengement of h… more

Lillie’s papa believed in freedom-for him, his family, and all the slaves on the Greenfog plantation. So when the Confederate Army promised freedom to the family of every slave who served in the Civil War-whether they came home or not-Lilli… more

First appearance of Hank Littleton and Buffalo Newcomb.He was a boy when the first shots were fired. By the time he reached the border, he would be a man… On a hot West Texas night Hank Littleton was riding hard - riding towards the Mexic… more

         There was more to the Civil War than famous, glorified generals--much more. In this well-researched historical novel, you will see how the terrible Civil War affected the folks on the home front, too. The story is Civil War fic... <a class="more" href="/books/detail/B0065RPY3K/#editorial-review">more</a>

Godey’s Lady’s Book, perhaps the most popular magazine for women in nineteenth-century America, had a national circulation of 150,000 during the 1860s. The recipes (spelled “”receipts”“) it published were often submitted by women from both … more

True Stories of American Slave Encounters with the Ku Klux Klan.All the narratives within this publication have been taken from the Federal Writers Project and are now held in the US Library of Congress and are available for further researc… more

Against their father’s loud protests, Will Stillman and his brother left the family’s Virginia farm to join the Confederate Army. Both young men had been caught up in the excitement of the war and feelings of patriotism that demanded they … more